Industrial IoT

In industrial settings at the edge, Vision AI means high-end quality control of manufacturing tasks and enhanced automation capabilities. 

We have a look at the creative potential you can untap with the combination of IoT and Augmented Reality. 

Applications on industrial PCs are mainly used to operate machinery. But industrial PCs are also the building blocks for any IoT solution.

With the advances in IoT tech and app development, it is now possible to make cameras on the shop floor IoT-ready in only a few simple steps.

To see how combined IoT and AR applications can breathe new life into existing operations, it is essential to explore real-life use cases.

The confluence of IoT & AR holds the promise for more revenue, cost savings, and better transparency. Still, what are the details behind this trend and why should companies look into forwarding a consolidated IoT & AR strategy?

IoT is changing the world of industrial manufacturing. And with this, manufacturers are shifting their focus on creating more sustainable industrial environments with an emphasis on customisation, remote data accessibility and company-wide data democratisation plus increased adoption of holistic technologies.

Machine downtime, defective equipment, inefficient processes — these can be expensive. Find out how anomaly detection at the IoT edge can help.

To fully make use of enterprise data, it is best to use a platform that ensures a seamless transition from local edge systems to the cloud. Any enterprise operation that thrives on digital advances needs access to data, with full transparency and visibility being more crucial than ever.

The benefits of industrial IoT applications are manifold, from a boost in productivity and operational efficiency to cost optimization.