How it works
Site sensing to build-ready decisions
CurNext runs a five-layer stack from devices on the work through floor collection, site power, a secure building uplink, and the cloud product your team uses every day.
- 01 · SenseL1
- 02 · AggregateL2
- 03 · PowerL3
- 04 · BridgeL4
- 05 · DecideL5
Architecture
The L1-L5 path
Each layer has one job. Data moves up the stack; decisions come back through CurNext.
- 1
L1 · Sense
Surface devices
Install on the work itself - curing slabs, drying walls, indoor air, leaks, structure, or plant systems. Devices capture the conditions that drive schedule and quality decisions.
- 2
L2 · Aggregate
Floor collection
Each floor concentrates its device traffic at one collection point, so a level stays organized as the project scales across wings and zones.
- 3
L3 · Power
Site power continuity
Dedicated power keeps floor and building hardware online through outages. This layer supplies power only - it does not interpret measurements.
- 4
L4 · Bridge
Building uplink
The building unit is the secure link from the site network to CurNext. It maintains a reliable, protected path off the jobsite.
- 5
L5 · Decide
Product layer
CurNext cloud
The platform turns site data into readiness status, alerts, and next actions - in the web dashboard and mobile app - with an audit trail for clients and compliance.
Why this stack
Built for site operations
One stack for every surface
Curing, drying, air, leak, structure, and MEP share the same path to the cloud.
Decisions, not dashboards only
Teams see what is ready, what is at risk, and what to do next - not raw streams alone.
Evidence that travels
Keep a record for handovers, claims, and audits without rebuilding reports by hand.
L1 surfaces
What you can monitor
Every surface line uses the same floor, power, uplink, and cloud path.
Next step
Map the stack to your project
Walk through surfaces, floors, and decision workflows with the CurNext team.