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Ensuring IoT-Enabled Worker Safety and Monitoring in the Manufacturing Industry

The primary asset in any industry and the most valuable part of all organizations is their human capital. Hence, it is no surprise that worker safety is a core concern across industries, especially in the manufacturing ecosystem. Protecting workers’ security, tracking them remotely, and ensuring the best working conditions for

Sensors, PLCs, and Distributed Control Systems: The IoT Hardware Implementation in Manufacturing

Every successful implementation of Industry 4.0 depends primarily on effective and seamless data management. This requires efficient handling of a deluge of data, which has to be accurately collected, stored, prioritized, grouped, analyzed, and ultimately transformed into actionable insights. Smart factories contain many thousand sensors and industrial control systems throughout

The empowering influence of smart IoT platforms in the manufacturing sector

Initiatives leveraging the potential of IoT are on the rise in the manufacturing industry around the globe. For any IoT implementation to be successful, it requires the right software platforms to deploy, control, and connect IoT devices, as well as to capture data from those devices. IoT platform, in a

Industry Trends That Are Driving Manufacturing toward IoT Applications

The impact of adoption and implementation of IoT applications can be seen throughout the manufacturing industry and beyond. These changes have driven down manufacturing costs, increased production, and improved the quality of goods. Thus, ultimately industrial IoT has helped to accomplish optimization, digitization, visibility of the factory and manufacturing environment,

Big data management

The most critical element defining the success of IoT implementation in the manufacturing verticals Everything in the modern world is interconnected. Estimates are predicting a whopping 50 billion interconnected devices within IoT by the year 2020. In the last few decades data volumes in manufacturing systems have exploded, but it

Remote monitoring IoT strategies for discrete manufacturing

seIn any manufacturing industry, particularly in one with geographically distributed assets, reliable monitoring of assets (people, process, and equipment) can be quite a challenge. This challenge arises from multiple causes. For example, onsite staff may be limited or critical equipment failure can occur without warning, creating blockades along the chain. In