IoT & Data

Industrial IoT: Automation, Telemetry and Security Industrial IoT connects sensors, machines, and software to collect data, automate tasks, and improve safety. In a plant, smart sensors monitor pumps, conveyors, and valves and feed a live view of operations. The core ideas—automation, telemetry, and security—shape how modern facilities run, respond, and grow. Automation in practice Automation means fast, repeatable actions. Controllers and edge software adjust speed, align lines, and reduce idle time. In a packaging line, a jam is detected and the system slows or pauses automatically, then restarts after a safe check. This reduces downtime and protects workers. ...

Industrial IoT Connecting Industry to Intelligence Industrial IoT, or IIoT, connects machines, sensors, and people across the plant and beyond. It turns streams of data into clear signals that guide decisions. This shift helps reduce downtime, cut waste, and improve safety. With IIoT, a worker can see when a motor runs hot, when a batch is out of spec, or when energy use spikes. Decisions become faster, more precise, and based on real conditions rather than memory. ...

Industrial IoT: Smart Factories and Beyond Industrial IoT (IIoT) connects machines, sensors, and operators to turn data into action. It combines affordable sensors, reliable networks, and smart software to boost quality, speed, and safety. The goal is to gather usable data at the edge and in the cloud, then present it in a simple way that supports everyday decisions. Smart factories use real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and energy optimization. On the shop floor, vibration sensors, temperature probes, and flow meters feed dashboards and alerts. Edge processing lets a controller detect a bearing fault in seconds, while cloud analytics help plan maintenance across multiple lines. ...