Landis+Gyr Adds Future Grid and OTS to Edge App Ecosystem in Australia

August 10, 2026
Landis+Gyr has added Future Grid and Operational Technology Solutions to its Edge Application Ecosystem in Australia, bringing new analytics and edge systems capabilities to utilities.

Landis+Gyr announced in a press release that it has added Future Grid and Operational Technology Solutions (OTS) to its Edge Application Ecosystem in Australia.

The ecosystem is an open platform for utility applications at the grid edge. Landis+Gyr said applications in the ecosystem can run across utilities using its Revelo grid sensing platform.

Future Grid provides a SaaS platform for low voltage distribution network management. Its technology uses grid intelligence and analytics optimized with AI to turn grid data into risk based actions for grid operators and utilities.

OTS provides data analytics, edge sensors, and real time systems for utilities. The company focuses on large scale data capture, automated insights, and analytics for grid operations.

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