Current plan
M-01 running
- Energy over 30 min
- 31.1 kWh
- Peak power
- 64.7 kW
Solutions
Start from the problem on the shop floor
Every solution runs on the same gateway and cloud; what changes is the equipment we read and the dashboards you see. Start with one site and add more one at a time.
Energy Monitoring
Know where your electricity goes
See meter readings at the points that matter.
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Machine Monitoring
See every machine before someone reports it
Track machine status and signals across your production line.
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Remote Monitoring
Look after distant sites without driving out to them
Monitor pumps, water levels and gateway connectivity remotely.
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Want to see the screens first?
The Demo Center shows sample dashboards for each solution with simulated data. No sign-up needed.
Products and systems across your factory
LoRa / LoRaWAN for wireless sensing; RFID and barcode for events; SCADA and factory control for processes; factory monitoring and OEE for production visibility.
Supplier reference image — confirm model and datasheet before quotation. Outdoor LoRaWAN Gateway
Aggregate LoRaWAN sensor data across outdoor sites. A pole-mounted enclosure for agriculture, buildings and utilities.
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RFID concept illustration — actual devices and screens depend on the project. RFID
Identify assets, pallets and work in progress with readers and tags selected for each read zone.
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Barcode Scanner concept illustration — actual devices and screens depend on the project. Barcode Scanner
Capture item, lot and serial numbers at receiving, production and dispatch with a scanner workflow connected to your records.
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SCADA concept illustration — actual devices and screens depend on the project. SCADA
Bring process values, equipment states, alarms and trends into an operator view designed around the plant.
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Factory Control concept illustration — actual devices and screens depend on the project. Factory Control
Design PLC, HMI and supervisory workflows for machine sequences, setpoints and production operations.
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Factory Monitoring concept illustration — actual devices and screens depend on the project. Factory Monitoring
See machine states, production signals, energy and environmental readings by line, area and shift.
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OEE concept illustration — actual devices and screens depend on the project. OEE
Plan Availability, Performance and Quality measurements to identify downtime, speed loss and rejected production.
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Choose devices or an integrated system project. Device models, licences and integration scope are confirmed before quotation.
FACTORY APPLICATIONS
From a site problem to a practical system
Illustrative system designs with equipment, data, responsible teams and project conditions. These are not customer case studies.
DIGITAL TWIN · SIMULATED
Simulated digital twin: site, equipment and events in one view
This simulated digital twin is a model running in your browser. It does not mirror a PLC or customer site and does not control equipment.
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Live (simulated) · 08:00:00
Illustrative 3D layout, not surveyed coordinates. Scene labels show values from the simulated twin. Select equipment on the scene or in the twin tree.
Total power62.0 kW
M-02 temperature46.0 °C
M-02 vibration2.10 mm/s
WHAT-IF · SIMULATED
Current plan vs alternative · next 30 simulated minutes
Alternative
M-01 stopped
- Energy over 30 min
- 17.4 kWh
- Peak power
- 36.2 kW
Computed from the browser simulation to compare choices; not a prediction for a real site.
Inspection and command history
Select a scene device, then inspect or control it
Data path
PLC / Meter → Modbus TCP / RS485 → Gateway → MQTT TLS :8883 → Monitor
CCTV uses IP over PoE / NVR independently of LoRaWAN. This scene is illustrative and has no live video.
Operator view
Connect power readings and machine states to site locations for maintenance inspection.
Understand where and when the factory uses energy
Move from a monthly total to area-level meter readings that engineering teams can use to investigate loads and plan improvements.
Factories with multiple circuits or buildings that need separate energy readings
Explore problems, solutions and workflowSee machine states and investigate events with history
Connect PLC or sensor signals so production and maintenance use the same observations before developing performance analytics.
Factories with readable PLC values or accessible state signals
Explore problems, solutions and workflowMonitor pumps, tanks and distributed measurement points
Give teams the latest readings, update times and connectivity context before deciding which location needs an on-site check.
Factories with distributed tanks, pumps or utility systems
Explore problems, solutions and workflowDETAILS & PLANNING
Compare solutions by what you need to measure
Begin with the source, not the number of charts
Energy monitoring starts with meter readings. Machine monitoring uses PLC states and sensor values. Remote monitoring adds connectivity and distributed-site responsibilities. Select the solution according to the operator’s question and the data actually available.
- Energy: electrical measurements and comparison periods
- Machines: operating-state definitions and readable signals
- Remote sites: station locations, connectivity and ownership
Evaluate a pilot before expanding
Define acceptance checks that demonstrate both data correctness and operational usefulness: compare a reading with the meter display, check connectivity loss and ask users to find a known event in history. Use the pilot findings when expanding to additional sites.
- List measurement points and expected outcomes
- Test with field staff and dashboard users
- Document limitations before planning expansion
From data capture to factory analysis
LoRa / LoRaWAN for wireless sensors, RFID and barcode for identifiers and events, SCADA for process supervision, factory control for automation, factory monitoring for readings, and OEE for production performance.
- Match protocols and interfaces to actual equipment
- Define readings, states, events and calculations before design
- Validate on site and confirm scope before operational use
Systems related to this page
Review each system’s scope before opening it or using the example to plan your project.
Live public observations · Read-only
Flood Monitoring
View rain, water-level and road-water observations on a station map with timestamps and source attribution.
Example workspace · Manual events
RFID Operations
Register assets and EPCs, record manual zone events, inspect history and export CSV in a browser-specific example workspace.
Simulated data · No physical PLC commands
Factory Operations
Explore machine states, energy, simulated readings and alarms with a 3D scene and example event history.
Organization platform · Sign-in required
AIoT TH Cloud
Sign in to manage organization sites, devices, data points and packages. Confirm access rights and feature availability before operational use.
Questions about this topic
Can one factory use multiple solutions?
Yes, subject to device and package support. Define the data source and metric meaning for each use case.
Are energy savings or OEE results guaranteed?
Demo screens do not establish guaranteed outcomes. Results depend on site data, calculation definitions and operational changes. Check the platform page for advanced-feature availability.