Industrial facilities face an avalanche of data from connected sensing, automation, and facility systems. In most modern industrial applications, this data sits idle or underutilized. The emergence of IoT devices has added to this flow of data. Read the entire article here.
Dallas-based Radix IoT is bringing a new level of monitoring and management capabilities for multisite critical facilities with its new IoT platform, which the company said provides “unprecedented efficiency of data-driven business decisions” for a range of facility types. The platform can scale to thousands of locations while offering a comprehensive toolkit for building IoT solutions. See the posting here.
Radix IoT and REnergyWare have released a solution that captures data from remote sensors at midsized solar sites and provides intelligence based on that information.
Feb 07, 2021 Solar energy solutions company REnergyWare is preparing to release an end-to-end Internet of Things (IoT)-based solution for midsized solar-power utilities that captures intelligence regarding operations from sensors onsite, and provides analytics and services to ensure the best power production for each location. REnergyWare, a new division of solar engineering firm Renewable Energy Integration Group (REIG), developed the solar-management… Read the entire article here.
Pulling water out of thin air — a concept too good to be true or too obvious to ignore?
Genesis Systems’ generator systems are capable of extracting water directly from the atmosphere — even in the driest of regions — and producing freshwater at an industrial scale.
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Radix IoT, offering IoT monitoring and intelligent management, recently announced the launch of its new IoT platform for remote monitoring, process management, and data aggregation intelligence for operational excellence and efficiency of multi-site critical facilities.
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“A real IoT platform is an ecosystem that connects to existing systems and infrastructure already deployed, allowing communication and data aggregation, while also allowing the flexibility to add more IoT devices and subsystems over time,” asserts Michael Skurla, CTO, RadixIoT in an interview with ITSecurityWire.
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