eBook – Smart Industry and Manufacturing

Industry 4.0, more with less…

Industrial IoT (IIoT) illustrates the increasing penetration of connected IoT sensors, devices and actuators across industry and covers a wide variety of applications, from state-of-the-art live robotics control and digital twins modeling to less well-known but equally essential use cases.

“Smart manufacturing allows factory managers to automatically collect and analyze data to make better-informed decisions and optimize production. The data from sensors and machines are communicated to the Cloud by IoT connectivity solutions deployed at the factory level (and) these data are analyzed and combined with contextual information and then shared with authorized stake holders.”

Thales Group[1]

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Production, construction and extraction sites are challenged to control their premises and infrastructure 24/7 to prevent equipment breakdown with predictive maintenance, increase operations productivity, supervise the distribution and consumption of essential fluids & energy and, above all, ensure worker protection. All this while improving the sites’ environmental footprint. So, how to do more with less investment?

IoT connectivity hybridization

Smart industries, factories and facilities can leverage sophisticated technologies, like 5G, to connect IoT applications requiring low latency, class of services and high bandwidth.

But, for multiple industrial use cases that do not require such high-end solutions, carrier-class, cost-efficient and performant complementary wireless solutions can reliably do the job and connect IoT sensors and devices, to accelerate the collection of data for actionable decision-making.

Innovative solutions, enabled by LoRaWAN

Kerlink and its partners jointly deliver on the ground a wide range of best-in-class IoT solutions, tailored to Smart Industry.

You will discover in this new eBook a wide range of IoT stories, enabled by LoRaWAN, implemented in Smart Industry live projects:

Production Site – Measurable Opportunities,
Extraction Site – A Special Case,
Construction Site – Building a Better World,
Onsite Worker Protection – Going It Alone, and
Industrial Site Environmental Footprint – Stepping Forward.

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