Tag: iiot

Worksite employee tracking solutions can afford construction companies more accurate project timelines and ultimately wider profit margins.

Leveraging the right internal and external people and skill sets and being upfront with communication lead to successful IIoT initiatives.

Globally available IoT enables businesses to decrease costs and increase revenue across verticals such as manufacturing and agriculture.

76 Percent of IoT projects fail. A lack of interdisciplinary collaboration and cybersecurity vulnerabilities are core factors. Let's take a new approach.

As IoT drives the next industrial revolution, say goodbye to downtime. But don't forget about security, which we must reinforce for this pivot to succeed.

The construction industry is sluggish when it comes to embracing new ideas and technologies. One of the areas where IoT is making an impact is in the curing of concrete. Companies that are adopting technology are witnessing significant improvements in productivity, efficiency, safety, and convenience.

Computer vision offers high accuracy and reliability for asset tracking. It has advantages over Bluetooth and WiFi, but it requires lots of bandwidth.

IoT is able to mitigate some of the effects of blackouts and load-shedding, enabling businesses to better handle the fallout.

This is a design and implementation of an IIoT ecosystem for smart factories, MODBUS sensors, Siemens Simatic IoT2040 gateway and NETPIE.

5G's lower latency, higher bandwidth, faster speeds and greater capacity will amplify manufacturing processes. Voilà, the next digital transformation.