Wireless Water Treatment Monitoring in Unsafe or Harsh Conditions

Waste water treatment plants need to continually monitor various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or water levels.

Air Flow/Ventilation Monitoring

Controlling the temperature in a livestock facility ensures minimum loss of life during an equipment failure.

Robot End Effector

Sensors are used at the ends of robotic arms to detect the presence of tools or product. Unfortunately, not all robots are in a position to either supply power to a sensor or to allow a wired solution.

Error-Proof Manufacturing

Applying lean manufacturing principles in existing assembly facilities is increasingly common, with manufacturers looking to speed up production times by eliminating mistakes made when the wrong parts are selected.

Automated Parts Call

An automated guide vehicle (AGV) delivers assembly line parts to a workstation when the parts are needed.

Automatic Storage & Retrieval System

For efficient performance, automated storage and retrieval systems use a system of sensors to detect when the retrieval system is in the correct position to access products.

Predictive Maintenance for Motors

If failing motors can be detected before they shut down, down time and machine damage can be minimized.

Railcar Axle Mover

A railcar wheel monitoring system detects the railcar wheels and triggers an axle pushing arm to activate, pushing the railcar to the next loading or unloading station.

Train Yard Marshalling

As train cars pass from one sensor to another at changeover locations, track controls are activated to handle switching of subsequent cars.

Parking Kiosk Access and Control

Parking control systems and payment kiosks need to automatically activate when a vehicle approaches the parking lot.

Automated Car Wash Detection

An automated car wash system needs to remain in a low-power consumption standby mode until a vehicle is detected entering the car wash.

Loading Dock Occupancy Monitoring

For optimum workflow and loading dock traffic management, it is essential for dock workers to immediately know of arrivals.

Water, Waste Water, and Wireless Tank Monitoring and Fill Level Management

Waste water treatment plants and tank farms need to continually monitor various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or water levels.

Monitoring Rotating Equipment

The temperature of a rotating kiln needs to be monitored and controlled.

Wireless Tank Level Analysis in Unsafe or Harsh Conditions

Holding and Storage tanks must be continuously analyzed for various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or liquid levels.

Motor Temperature Monitoring and Control with a Wireless Network

Monitoring motor temperature in a high-friction application helps to calculate performance and to schedule maintenance.

Wireless Monitoring Retrofit in a Pre-Certified Facility

New regulations in a pharmaceutical production facility stipulate that the liquid level of all fluids must be closely monitored and logged.

Monitoring Rotating Equipment in Unsafe or Harsh Conditions

The temperature of a rotating kiln needs to be monitored and controlled.

Wireless Tank Farm Monitoring in Unsafe or Harsh Conditions

Tank farms need to continually monitor various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or water levels.