Industrial IoT Solutions

In manufacturing, vibration and audio sensors detect early signs of mechanical failure in large machines. This real-time data allows operators to identify unusual patterns, such as excessive vibration or noise, which can indicate wear or malfunction.

IoT sensors continuously monitor machine performance and provide insights into when maintenance is required. Using this data, predictive analytics can forecast potential machine failures, enabling preventive repairs.

Safety sensors, such as motion detectors, pressure sensors, and proximity sensors, ensure warehouse workers are protected in high-risk areas.

IoT sensors placed along production lines provide continuous data on machine performance and product flow. Operators can quickly respond to any issues in real-time, such as bottlenecks, equipment malfunctions, or deviations in product quality.

IoT-based inventory tracking sensors, such as RFID tags and smart shelves, automate the management of stock levels and supply chain logistics. Real-time data helps companies optimise inventory flow, prevent stock shortages, and streamline warehouse operations.

All data collected from IoT sensors is transmitted to a central cloud-based platform where managers can remotely monitor machine health, safety conditions, and inventory levels.