The Evolution Of IoT Sensor Data (& How It Benefits You)
A sophisticated data-collection device, the sensor is a crucial-and fascinating-component of the Internet of Things (IoT). This article explores the evolution of sensor technology, the main challenges facing the industry today, and how IoT sensor data analytics can transform the way your building works.
Factories Can Save Up to 90% in Valve Monitoring Costs With Wireless IoT Sensors
The wireless sensor doesn't need any cabling. This retrofit angle sensor can be attached to several types of manual rotary valves, including ball and butterfly valves.
Implementing An IoT Strategy
Too often, businesses start with an "intent to connect" instead of focusing on a business model. Companies that are just looking to create a connected version of a product fail to solve actual problems that are affecting the business.
Batteryless IoT Sensing
Essentially, we've reigned in the power requirements of our devices by up to three orders of magnitude, which lets us do everything we need to do off that small form-factor harvesting budget.
IoT & Industry 4.0
When you take billions of devices and connect them through the Internet, collecting and sharing data, that is the IoT. These devices communicate and interact with other devices over the Internet, while being remotely monitored and managed.
Beyond the Hype: How the IoT is Enabling the Innovation of Things for the Connected Factory
While the connected factory demands new and emerging technologies to be overlaid and interwoven into the manufacturing environment, existing systems such as MES, ERP and ECM are also at the forefront of IoT enablement.
How Advanced Precision Motors Empower the IoT and Industry 4.0
The need for precise motion control is driven by many demands now placed on the line, from moving products around on the manufacturing floor to a variety of work stations to the logistics of moving the finished product through a facility.
Tips and Tricks for Implementing Automation in Your Manufacturing Plant
IoT and connected devices are making the development process more transparent. The technology also allows plant managers and overseers to accurately review operations, which leads to a more positive direction for everyone.
How Is IoT Data Being Leveraged Today to Improve Quality in the Commercial or Industrial Market?
Every company is concerned about quality, but leading companies are leveraging automated systems and IoT data to test their products and improve quality at a new level. Leaders in this industry include Tesla, Raymond, and Daimler Trucks.
Is your ERP Agile? 5 steps to ensure flexibility
Your Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system needs to move at the speed of your business.
Internet of Things
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IoT solutions are built for many vertical applications such as environmental monitoring and control, health monitoring, vehicle fleet monitoring, industrial monitoring and control, and home automation.
How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Gateway
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The Four Benefits of Using a Gateway in Your IoT Design
Alphabet Soup: Understanding IOT Acronyms and How to Compare Them
One of the most important decisions you may be facing is which communication protocols to choose. This decision impacts the hardware and what devices and functionality are available.
The Internet of Things in Restaurants
The future of IoT in the very competitive food service space relies on the innovations of applications which provide clear ROI or have a strong business case. It is a pennies business and each application will need to stand on its own.
Intel Forecasts 2017 Industrial IoT Trends
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Intels Antony Neal-Graves has shared his initial thoughts on how the industrial landscape will evolve in 2017.
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