With advancing Industry 4.0 developments, large-scale enterprises generally have no problem putting equipment monitoring in place, which can be handled simply by their own automation departments.

New real-time, equipment health monitoring and prediction (HMP) systems are the first of many exciting AI-based applications that combine embedded human knowledge and advanced engineering automation.

Today’s remote fleet monitoring systems continue to become more technologically sophisticated. Advanced wireless equipment monitoring systems such as Komatsu’s KOMTRAX provide not only location and ...

One issue in manufacturing singular to OEMs is the speed with which they can respond with service to machines, especially in the case of a failure. In the past, this has usually meant an actual ...

Tenna, the technology company that empowers companies to find more value across their inventory of equipment, vehicles and physical assets, has launched TennaGO, an IoT hardware tracking device ...

Obtaining real-time operating data on power plant and substation equipment has never been easier. The sensors, transmitters, and systems needed to monitor important parameters are readily available ...

NexusCorp is the newest addition to NMC’s Nexus suite, purpose-built for enterprise alarm dealers managing complex, multi-location commercial accounts. Designed to replace MASWeb Corporate Accounts, ...

AMHERST, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amidst a global move towards renewable energy sources, decarbonization and net zero emissions, EtaPRO LLC, a Toshiba Group Company, has installed its asset condition ...

Alarm Front Monitoring is a central monitoring software designed with instant response in mind, offering immediate alerts on pre-defined events. Supporting a range of compatible communication channels ...