Low Energy Vicinity Network

Reliable connectivity during disasters and emergencies

LEVNET is a decentralized communications network designed to keep operations and citizens connected when traditional infrastructure fails

The Problem At Hand

Critical limitations of current infrastructure during localized crises

01

High Digital Dependency

Everyday civilian and structural needs rely entirely on highly vulnerable centralized networks.

02

Command Center Isolation

Traditional telecommunication failures eliminate critical links to regional authorities when communication is critical.

03

Operational Readiness Gap

Civilian populations suffer from a lack of preparedness in unexpected disaster scenarios.

Our Solution

Decentralized Communications Architecture

LEVNET keeps people connected when traditional networks fail. We form an autonomous mesh network across everyday hardware nodes, executing reliable transmission loops without upstream network dependencies.

  • Utilizing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
  • Minimizing battery drain
  • Using everyday devices
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Target Customers

Engineered for public safety frameworks and industrial environments

Public Sector Environments

Designed to link localized emergency support hubs directly to regional safety authorities and municipal crisis management centers during wide-area system failure.

Municipality of Eindhoven (OOV)
Veiligheidsregio Brabant-Zuidoost (VRBZO)

Private Sector Infrastructure

Engineered to establish autonomous communication across isolated settings, extreme subterranean sites, and industrial facilities requiring infrastructure-independent fallback solutions.

High-rise construction sites
Tunnels, mines, and underground locations

Roadmap

Development and operational benchmarks.

Finish developing the idea
WE ARE HERE ↓
Perform robustness tests
Secure first partnership
Grow, Grow, Grow

Our Team

The engineering core driving LEVNET.

Kris Kyurkchiev

Kris Kyurkchiev

Problem solver

Maxim Yordanov

Maxim Yordanov

Hardware lead

Dimiter Michailov

Dimiter Michailov

Software engineer