Facts about 1NCE in Industrial Automation
Industrial IoT customers: 9% of 1NCE customer base
We manage projects across 114 countries
121 large deployments worldwide
Facts about 1NCE in Industrial Automation
Industrial IoT customers: 9% of 1NCE customer base
We manage projects across 114 countries
121 large deployments worldwide
According to Berg Insight, the number of wireless IoT devices deployed in the field of Industrial Automation reached 3 million by 2023. The gradual increase in smart monitoring devices used in industrial automation applications allows cost reduction, and improved safety, as well as enables new business models. This helps to overcome major challenges such as ensuring efficient production processes, managing supply chain logistics, maintaining equipment and infrastructure, and meeting regulatory compliance.
We at 1NCE see evidence of the growing integration of IoT in Industrial automation and Manufacturing area is taking more and more advantage of wireless IoT technologies. 9% of our customers run Industrial Automation use cases, such supply & cold chain monitoring, predictive maintenance, remote diagnostics, building automation, and more. The sample of our customer base indicates a rapid adoption of IoT across Italy, China, Great Britain, Poland, Canary Islands, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Ireland, South Africa, and more.
Source: Transforma Insights
The Industrial IoT solutions and applications vary from remote diagnostics to supply chain management. Find the details of the most frequent applications below:
Predictive Maintenance IoT
IoT-based predictive maintenance utilizes data from sensors and advanced analytics to predict when equipment or machinery needs maintenance. Analyzing specific patterns in performance and wear, it is possible to prevent unexpected breakdowns and extend the lifespan of assets.
Remote Diagnostics Monitoring IoT
Remote diagnostics and monitoring use IoT connectivity and cloud data to remotely control equipment and machinery. It enables real-time identification of issues and performance anomalies. With this approach, the number of manual check-ups reduces, while troubleshooting happens quicker.
Inventory Management and Inventory Monitoring IoT
Inventory management involves tracking inventory levels and movements through connected sensors and devices. This enables real-time insights into stock availability and location. Using IoT solutions for Logistics helps businesses optimize stock levels, reduce waste, and improve operational efficiency.
Smart Building Automation IoT
Smart building and building automation imply the automated control of electrical, mechanical, and HVAC systems within buildings for energy efficiency and occupant comfort. Sensors and IoT devices adjust lighting, temperature, and ventilation based on real-time conditions and occupancy.
Supply Chain Monitoring IoT
Supply chain monitoring tracks and optimizes various processes involved in the production, storage, and distribution of goods. IoT-connected sensors and data obtained via software provide real-time insights on inventory levels, transportation conditions, and production efficiency. This enables better decision-making, improved operational efficiency, and greater supply chain visibility.
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