IoT remote condition monitoring involves the deployment of IoT devices to monitor the performance of machinery and equipment within multiple workflows. These devices continuously collect data on specific conditions, such as temperature, speed, or output, which is then transmitted to a centralized application for analysis. When any condition exceeds specific indicators, users receive alerts to prevent operational failures.
1st Step: Defining Thresholds. Manufacturers establish specific thresholds or indicators based on safety standards and general experiences in the niche.
2nd Step: Collecting Data. IoT sensors gather data on the device conditions over time for further analysis of its performance.
3rd Step: Transferring and Analysis. The data gathered from sensors is then transferred to a centralized application, for instance SCADA, for analysis and comparison with acceptable and dangerous figures.
4th Step: Receiving Alerts. If a condition surpasses the predefined threshold, a notification or alert is sent to the operators to rapidly react, prevent or handle the issue.
Minimizing Equipment Failures. IoT remote condition monitoring reduces equipment breakdowns, ensuring uninterrupted operations and preventing costly downtime. Enhancing Efficiency. By monitoring machine performance and scheduling maintenance based on data insights, workflow efficiency is optimized. Cost Reduction. Timely maintenance and fewer emergency repairs lead to cost savings in maintenance and operational expenses. Improving Workplace Safety. By identifying hazardous conditions, IoT remote monitoring ensures compliance with safety regulations, fostering a safer work environment.
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT): predictive maintenance, asset tracking, environmental monitoring.
IoT Healthcare: remote patient monitoring, smart dispensers, medication trackers, medical equipment monitoring.
Smart Agriculture: soil monitoring, crop monitoring, livestock monitoring
Retail: inventory management, energy management, store environment monitoring.
Public Sector: smart cities, environmental monitoring, water management.
