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The industrial revolution started around 1760, changing human history by utilizing machinery rather than human power. Now we could manufacture products with a lot more speed and efficiency than before. This paved the way for numerous new industries that trusted the power of machines to produce items on a big scale.
While machines were effective at performing increasingly unemotional tasks, industries still counted on highly qualified and experienced professionals to manage, control, and monitor complex and intricate manufacturing workflows. Industrial automation is all about giving complete autonomy to the manufacturing sector, allowing companies to make decisions based on data, rather than instinct.
By utilizing M2M (machine-to-machine) communications and distributed sensor networks, automated processes nowadays are able to intake contextual variety, autonomously, with minimal human intervention.
Industrial automation is believed likely to substantially bring down the costs of contemporary businesses, improve overall throughput, and increase operational speed.
While machines were effective at performing increasingly unemotional tasks, industries still counted on highly qualified and experienced professionals to manage, control, and monitor complex and intricate manufacturing workflows. Industrial automation is all about giving complete autonomy to the manufacturing sector, allowing companies to make decisions based on data, rather than instinct.
By utilizing M2M (machine-to-machine) communications and distributed sensor networks, automated processes nowadays are able to intake contextual variety, autonomously, with minimal human intervention.
Industrial automation is believed likely to substantially bring down the costs of contemporary businesses, improve overall throughput, and increase operational speed.
Smart Industrial Automation Concepts
Increase Productivity by Reducing Costs and Enhancing Predictability.
Every enterprise strives to grow its business and reach new heights, but operational hardships typically create huge obstructions to successful development. In industrial automation systems, automation mitigates unpredictability by collecting information on control systems, thus creating full sight of production figures, amount of product spillage, and cycle time.
Reducing the need for continuous monitoring cuts down on operator involvement. Our automated, smart technology ensures your system operates at an optimal level, doing away with the need for constant monitoring. Lower operating costs and more accurate predictions allow companies to gain high margins
Reducing the need for continuous monitoring cuts down on operator involvement. Our automated, smart technology ensures your system operates at an optimal level, doing away with the need for constant monitoring. Lower operating costs and more accurate predictions allow companies to gain high margins
Automation Can Improve Production and Productivity.
What if an automation program created to monitor work processes could manage concurrent processes, optimize throughput, and adapt to the current situation?
While traditional control methods such as levers impose a certain degree of manual control, whereas industrial automation uses intelligent sensors to make highly contextual decisions.
Estimates show that applying the powers of industrial automation, data analytics, and artificial intelligence, companies can improve their productivity by 120%, while reducing their operational costs by 40%.
While traditional control methods such as levers impose a certain degree of manual control, whereas industrial automation uses intelligent sensors to make highly contextual decisions.
Estimates show that applying the powers of industrial automation, data analytics, and artificial intelligence, companies can improve their productivity by 120%, while reducing their operational costs by 40%.
Track Every Machine Movements
Our retrofit sensors connect to pre-existing legacy systems, giving you the flexibility to adapt quickly and grow quickly. From tracking the temperature of boilers to monitoring machine movements, we offer service in a number of different areas.
Use Automation to Streamline Workflow.
As soon as you have physically connected the base platforms, you're ready to create a building-block industry arrangement that facilitates autonomous M2M (machine-to-machine) communication. Using the building block setup, you can now completely automate a process or workflow, depending on the level of complexity.
Keep a Close Eye on an Production Line in Real Time.
Do you want to get real-time updates regarding what's happening in your factory/plant? Our Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) framework enables you to connect your business to the cloud, which means you can monitor the operational parameters of your business from your phone, tablet, or computer.
Receive Real-time Notifications About Your Production Plant.
To create an interaction between all functional aspects of your company, you can use industrial automation. Would you like to be notified when production stops, or obtain real-time alerts when the output is low? Industrial automation monitors your workflows in the background, so you can focus on what's important.
Track and Tally Your Inventory with GPS.
Do your drivers not pick up calls from you, or would you like to be able to keep track of your vehicles in real-time, so that you're able to provide accurate, timely updates to stakeholders? We not only have your back, but we've got the best technology partners around who are ready and willing to offer you the freedom and resources that are needed to track vehicles or inventory in real-time from anywhere in the world.
Energy Consumption Detailed Analytics Generated by Smart Home Energy System
Keep up with the production process in real-time by tallying up the energy, resources, or time used by your machines during the production process. The more knowledge you have about the current production process, the more successfully you can raise efficiency and productivity at your industrial site, minimize possible losses, and optimize the overall process.
