TORONTO - Echologics, a provider of permanent leak detection technology, announced it will deliver an Internet of Things (IoT) Smart City solution over Bell’s broadband wireless network for the City of Medicine Hat, Alberta. The solution will wirelessly monitor the city’s water pipeline network to help reduce water loss and mitigate the cost of infrastructure failure.
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Digital twin technology and packaged pump systems can be smart solutions.
AUSTIN, Texas – NI, the provider of platform-based systems that enable engineers and scientists to solve the world’s greatest engineering challenges, announced today a technology collaboration with Innovari to help utility companies around the world improve system utilization, manage distributed energy resources and foster relationships between customers, local communities and regulators.
The pump sector is well-positioned to reap the rewards of what many are calling the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
IoT information allows end users to provide corrective action that serves a proactive purpose, rather than reactive.
Even with all necessary systems and processes in place, a strategy can be crushed by old visions of what a company is or aspires to be.
A cloud-based computerized maintenance management system offers many benefits to companies.
With analysis and appropriate action, a modern monitoring system can have a payback period measured in months.
Modern continuous monitoring technologies are streamlining maintenance programs and improving plant operations.
A well-planned systems approach to predictive analytics using cloud connectivity can optimize pumping systems.
Adoption of the IIoT will affect a broad range of market segments, including mining.
LONDON (Oct. 14 2015) – The future of manufacturing is defined by the Industry 4.0 paradigm, which will be singularly determined by the design, development and implementation of the Internet of Things.
LONDON (Aug. 25, 2015) – The advent of the Internet of Industrial Things (IoIT) has triggered an influx of technology-oriented services such as cybersecurity and advanced maintenance. This has dramatically widened business opportunities in the manufacturing services sector.
LONDON (Aug.12, 2015) – The Internet of Industrial Things (IoIT), a concept derived from the ability to connect assets, business processes and people across the enterprise, has transformed the plant floor into a state of hyper-connectivity. However, with greater connectivity comes a drastic increase in the inflow of data.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (July 14, 2015) – By the end of 2015, the global pumps market will tide over several waves of uncertainty to register substantial growth. The decline in oil prices, in the beginning of 2015, in particular, forced consolidation and a shift to innovative operational procedures as end users focused on value-buying and energy efficiency.
KYOTO, Japan (June 22, 2015) – Nidec Corporation has announced that it has launched a joint development of a big data analysis technology together with IBM Japan with the main purpose of “improving production ratio via early detection of problems” and “shortening downtime via better factor analysis efficiency” for various production equipment and machinery equipped with the Nidec Group's motors.
IoT provides flexibility for plants and other facilities, but system types and security must remain top priority.