For people who spend any amount of time behind the wheel, parking can be one of the most arduous and exasperating parts of the process. The surge in traffic congestion, stringent parking regulations, and a dwindling number of available stopping spaces have made it increasingly difficult for drivers to locate suitable… Read More…
Founded in 2002, an Ohio-based organization has pioneered cloud-based monitoring solutions for remote equipment and processes. One of their major areas of focus is ensuring that wastewater treatment and collection systems, storage tank monitoring, water treatment and distribution facilities, and other municipal suppliers have… Read More…
Reducing operational expenses and enhancing maintenance services are significant concerns for automotive manufacturers, and this holds true for a French manufacturing facility operated by an automotive company whose headquarters are in another European country. In addition to being world-renowned for its…Read More…
The world is rapidly transitioning towards renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal power. This shift towards clean energy is driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change. As the use of renewable energy sources increases, it has become important to manage these resources effectively to ensure… Read More…
We are fielding more and more calls from clients looking to have wireless devices be truly wireless. Data goes over the air; we have that part nailed. However, the electricity to power the device comes from a wire stretched to a transformer through the transmission and distribution plant of the electric utility—power is hardwired and dependent on the “grid”… Read More…
The biggest challenge by far in monitoring wastewater systems is maintaining consistent data communications throughout the entire treatment process. Leveraging the information from the IoT sensors and devices in your system is of critical importance. They enable you to proactively address breakdowns in your treatment process and keep the public protected. But what happens when… Read more…
It’s no surprise that since the inception of the electrical grid in the late 1880’s technology has advanced. Initially distribution systems were designed to support unidirectional power flows from large, centralized generation points as it was dispersed geographically. By the 1960’s… Read more…
When an Illinois-based electrical design and construction organization that provides industrial automation and SCADA services to its customers decided to upgrade its existing SMS-only remote monitoring stations, it needed to ensure its new solution could handle anything, anywhere. They also wanted to incorporate… Read more…
Utility companies need solar energy generation information to confirm the amount of energy sold back to them, ensuring that they receive a healthy ROI. Energy service providers also need to deliver data to homeowners that confirms that solar energy is worth the investment… Read more…
In the past, large hospitals, hotels, office buildings, and educational campuses would mount physical signs on doors that listed room numbers, staff names, class schedules, and more. Anytime a class schedule changed or an employee turned over, someone would have to manually visit the effected offices and classrooms to replace the content of each sign by hand… Read more…
