Tag: manufacturing

Paessler AG, the monitoring specialist, announces the launch of PRTG Node-RED-Connector to be presented for the first time at Embedded World Exhibition & Conference 2020 in Nuremberg, Germany on February 25-27. The Node-RED Connector enables PRTG to offer its advanced monitoring capabilities for manufacturing, IIoT and IoT environments.

New organisation promotes secure mobile connectivity technologies to facilitate growth of connected objects In line with the continued growth and evolution of the global SIM industry, SIMalliance has opened up its membership beyond traditional SIM vendors in order to extend the scope of its work to address both established and emerging SIM technologies and engage new industry participants. The move has led SIMalliance to change its name to the Trusted Connectivity Alliance (TCA).

Swift Sensors, leading developers of Industrial IoT wireless sensors systems, is excited to announce the release of its new water-resistant Power over Ethernet (PoE) bridge for use in wet and harsh environments.

To capitalize on the productivity gains of increased robot use, we need to dispel the myths, mystery and hype surrounding robotics and AI.

The strategic IIoT partnership of WebNMS and HMS Networks will empower solution providers to deliver value added IIoT solutions for industrial customers

Chainway, a global provider of data collection products and solutions, recently launched C66, a new industrial-grade handheld computer. With compact and ergonomic design, this device features overall improvement on configuration and capability like larger screen, removable battery and optional UHF.

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

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

Some organizations remain confused about how to leverage IoT in their manufacturing processes. This article gives you the facts.

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.