The NOA concept aims to make production data simply ‘safe’ and ‘secure’ for plant and asset monitoring and optimisation. The basis here is still the traditional automation structure, which is complemented by an additional second channel. Namely, the monitoring and optimisation (M+O) domain.
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Our IIoT solution Plant Asset Management (PAM) with integrated Sushi Sensor and GA10 AI software has been awarded this year’s innovation prize for the best asset monitoring technology by the trade journal ‘Hydrocarbon Processing’. This award honours the best innovations and innovators in the hydrocarbon processing industry. Read the first of our two articles for more information.
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From precise fault identification and perfecting maintenance intervals, minimising downtimes and ensuring compliance to increased safety: the relevance and necessity of Predictive Maintenance will become increasingly important for the industry in the future.
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Functional security and cybersecurity are practised as “business as usual”, so that the digital added value actually pays off. Because it is only with these important components that precisely the resilient foundation stone for the Smart Factory is laid.
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The ideal solution is achieved through the tactical combination of Smart Manufacturing and Smart Maintenance. Smart, innovative technologies such as smart sensors, edge computing, big data and artificial intelligence (AI) ensure that all assets in production operate at 100% efficiency. For example, assets are now equipped with industrial smart sensors such as the Sushi Sensor for data acquisition. These IIoT sensors transmit the data to computer-aided maintenance management systems. These systems use advanced analysis options such as AI or cloud-based machine learning to determine the complete data pool in order to ultimately deliver results in real time that can be called up at any time from a smart device. In this way, anomalies can be quickly detected and immediately communicated to the appropriate employees. The tasks of Smart Maintenance include. monitoring and knowing the condition of the assets. In addition, there is the dedicated planning of maintenance and the improvement of the performance and effectiveness of the resources.
Remote – our new working world. A perfect teamplay of people and smart technologies! It enables us to do our work comfortably, securely and independent of location in real time via networks and multimedia communication. Secured Remote Services enables you to conveniently monitor the entire plant park from a distance with the help of digital solutions – maintenance and control included. You can also learn more about the exciting possibilities offered by Secured Remote Services in our free webinar. Please feel free to take a look.
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Plants and work processes are becoming increasingly complex in industry and require service and maintenance staff to have very extensive knowledge. In the course of product development, increasingly intelligent concepts are being developed. These are designed to help service and maintenance staff to be supported remotely by an expert in complex work processes with the aid of “smart technologies” – specifically with mobile devices. With the help of these “smart technologies”, problems that arise can be transmitted very quickly to another location on earth in the form of multimodal information – i.e. films, graphics, pictures or explanations – adapted to the situation. We are talking about Remote Communication.
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Our IIoT solution Plant Asset Management (PAM) with integrated Sushi Sensor and GA10 AI-Software has been awarded this year’s innovation prize for the best asset monitoring technology by Hydrocarbon Processing magazine. This award honours the best innovations and innovators in the hydrocarbon processing industry. Click here for the second and final part of the article.
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Industry 4.0 describes a fundamental innovation and transformation process of industrial value creation. The leitmotifs of this change are new forms of management and work in global, digital ecosystems. Industry 4.0 is currently the number one topic of discussion in business and the media. But it is not only the digital revolution in the industrial sector that continues to progress. All other sectors, such as healthcare, are also continuing to develop consistently and drastically. Consequently, the term “Healthcare 4.0” is currently being used by many. We see in the media the emergence of some innovative trends that benefit the healthcare sector and, of course, us as users.
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