Case Study Thyboron Port

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Smart Integrate Emiko, Extending Performance Beyond Hardware

Thyboron Port expanded its harbor infrastructure with Emiko Software, connecting existing equipment to a digital system that delivers accurate data, automatic invoicing, and long-term reliability.

Objectives:

  • Extend the lifespan of existing infrastructure
  • Enable digital access and control through Emiko
  • Improve monitoring and data accuracy
  • Cut costs for new equipment
  • Support long-term performance with minimal upkeep

Before Implementation

The
Challenge
The existing system lacked modern features and flexibility for future updates.
The user interface was outdated and required technical support for simple tasks.
Integration with new equipment and software modules was complex and time-consuming.
Customers had no mobile access to manage utilities or monitor usage.
The port needed a future-ready digital platform with improved performance and reliability.

A Digital Upgrade for Existing Infrastructure

Vikingegaarden upgraded the existing harbor infrastructure by connecting it to the Emiko platform, bringing digital control, real-time monitoring, and mobile access without replacing equipment.
The
Solution
Connected existing pedestals to Emiko Software
Introduced customer mobile app for service activation and monitoring
Automated invoicing and usage tracking
Cloud-based data storage and reporting
Improved system reliability and long-term performance

After Implementation

The implementation delivered immediate improvements:
The
Results
Extended the lifespan of existing infrastructure
Reduced costs by upgrading instead of replacing
Real-time monitoring and control through Emiko
Digital invoicing and accurate consumption tracking
Improved system reliability and stability
Faster setup for new customers and visiting vessels
Mobile access for customers via the Emiko app
Long-term performance with minimal maintenance

Client Feedback

Thyboron Representative
“The Emiko upgrade gave our existing infrastructure new life. We avoided costly replacements, gained modern digital control, and extended the lifespan of our equipment, all with minimal disruption.”