Overview
Founded in 2017 in Antwerp, Aloxy develops IoT hardware and software for industrial environments, with a specific focus on the petrochemical and chemical industry clusters in the port of Antwerp. The company provides wireless sensor networks and connectivity infrastructure that enable real-time monitoring of industrial assets such as valves, pipes, and process equipment in environments where wired connectivity is impractical or expensive.
As an imec.istart alumni company, Aloxy has roots in the Flemish deep tech ecosystem and benefited from imec's research infrastructure and network. The petrochemical focus is strategically significant given Antwerp's position as one of Europe's largest chemical industry hubs.
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- Our conversations at ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference keep reinforcing the same theme: digitalization is no longer a future ambition for the industry, but it's a practical necessity for safer and more efficient operations. Throughout the week, Dries van der Kleij, and VENKATESH RAMASWAMY, our regional sales leaders, have been engaging with operators and partners from across the region, exploring new ways to improve safety, reduce operational risk, and gain greater visibility into field operations. What's particularly encouraging
- How much of your tank terminal’s operational visibility still depends on manual checks? In many tank terminals, manual valve positions are still verified through operator rounds and walkdowns. These administrative controls - procedures, checklists, permits, walkdowns, radio calls, shift handovers, etc. - are all essential. They are not going away. But no matter how many additional administrative controls are put in place, mistakes will still happen. It’s just human nature. This is not a people problem. It is a visibility problem.
- How much time do your operators spend checking something that could already be visible? Manual valve positions are one example. Across dispersed upstream facilities, knowing whether a valve is open or closed can mean a trip into the field and until that check happens, an operational blind spot remains. At Aloxy, we help turn those blind spots into actionable information with #LoRaWAN. We joined this LoRa Alliance session to share our experience alongside others tackling practical challenges in upstream oil & gas. Watch the
- WATCH ON DEMAND |Industrial IoT Made Easy for Upstream Oil & Gas Hosted by the #LoRaAlliance, this expert-led session breaks down how #LoRaWAN is being used today to improve safety, boost production efficiency, and deliver real ROI across remote, complex field environments. 🔍 You’ll learn how operators are using LoRaWAN for: ✔️ Equipment condition monitoring ✔️ Safety & environmental compliance ✔️ Operational visibility across well pads & facilities ✔️ Secure, scalable device & network management 🎤 Featuring real-world
- Different markets. Similar challenges. Over the past few weeks, from BGS Oil & Gas Events' AUTOMA in Amsterdam to a networking event in Doha hosted by Petrofac Qatar W.L.L. (PETRO-Q) and CorrosionRADAR, one topic kept coming up in conversations with asset owners, operators, and digitalization leaders: How can we improve visibility in industrial operations without adding complexity? Regardless of geography or industry segment, many organizations are facing remarkably similar challenges. Digitalization has advanced significantly,
- New in the Aloxy IoT Hub: the Devices Health dashboard. When you have hundreds of sensors in the field, checking their health one by one isn’t realistic. The new dashboard brings every sensor that needs attention into one place, explains what’s wrong, and guides you on what to do next. It flags lost connectivity, failed calibrations, low or fast-draining batteries, and invalid positions - so you can act early and keep your sensor fleet reliable. Already using the IoT Hub? Log in and explore it now. Want a walkthrough? Get in touch
- AI is changing industrial companies in practical and meaningful ways: from how software is developed and internal processes are handled, to how operators can use field data more intelligently. Recorded during CONEXYA 2026 by Industrya, Frank Gielissen shares where Aloxy sees the biggest impact for customers: turning manual valve positions into real-time data points that can feed AI-driven systems, help detect anomalies, and give operators validated information they can trust and act on. Thank you to Industrya for the conversation -
- Aloxy will be at AUTOMA 2026 in Amsterdam. On October 5–6, Andres Nagels and Dries van der Kleij will join oil and gas leaders from across Europe to exchange perspectives on safer, more efficient, and more connected operations. After a content- and insight-rich event in 2025, we are looking forward to meeting peers, partners, and industry professionals again - and to discussing how real-time visibility into manual valve positions can support better operational control in the field. Will you be in Amsterdam? Let’s connect.
Alumni 2 went on to found or lead
John BaekelmansBoard Member→Chief Product & Technology Officer at PointerPro
Maarten WeynCo-Founder and Research Director→Founder at Stanzeo
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