In a smart environment of management, control and industrial automation, one of the key elements to anticipate failures and increase productivity is to be able to monitor the status and use of conveyor belts of any kind of sector, whether it is for logistics or manufacturing.

Novartis faced the challenge of combining its historical data stores with the burgeoning phenotypic data and placing it within the larger context of ongoing medical research from around the world.

To deliver the first environmentally sustainable smart city as the new capital of Chhattisgarh state. To use optimized solutions to meet the needs of citizens and businesses. To enhance quality of life through safe, efficient, sustainable civic amenities and planning systems.

Mobile App based on non-invasive for estimating blood alcohol content (BAC) from a blood sample.Portable DeviceLess ExpensiveAccurate as compared to the standard Breath Analyzer.BAC test result varies between individuals consuming identical amounts of alcohol due to race, gender, weight, genetic predisposition, metabolic rate.

Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) needed a consistent and thorough approach for training inspectors to assess road defaults such as holes, cracks, and more. The level of wear and tear on the roadways determines the amount of money that districts in Georgia receive for repairs, so it was important that all assessments were judged by the same standards.

Reducing production lossesIn 2013, the company identified a need in the maintenance and operation of its acid nitric plant to reduce production losses and improve annual production. Vale noticed there was a gap in nitric acid production from 2011 to 2012 and discovered that three pieces of equipment were responsible for the main losses, including two weak acid condensers and a compressor discharge air cooler. The condenser’s losses were due to thickness loss, lack of availability of the spare condenser, and shell cracking.With a production loss above 14,000 tons in 15 months, Vale aimed to reduce annual loss by 10,000 tons by August 2015. 

The challenge was to develop a monitoring system for micro biomass power plants in Taiwan to reduce labor expenses and equipment failure rates while increasing power generation. They also wanted to perform scheduling and cascade control to create standard operating procedures aiming at achieving remote monitoring and real-time management.

Manufacturers must cultivate the cheese like artisans but do so in enormous batches—thus the need for production know-how. Mass producing cheese requires machinery and elaborate processing plants that are difficult to manage. To better understand their operations, dairy companies are increasingly turning to data analytics.Chemists and engineers at the dairy plant were running into bottlenecks, especially in terms of:-The blend of protein and fat in the raw materials-The temperature of the batches coming out of the upstream cookers-The pH of output from the upstream fermentation process

Mining companies have a lot of data at their disposal. Sensors are seemingly everywhere in their underground operations. But thus far it has been very hard for mining companies to capitalize on all their data because of the difficulty in making sense of it all.So what’s the most important data for mining companies? The short answer: assets. Mining is one of the most asset-intensive businesses there is. At every point in the extraction chain— drilling, cutting, crushing, screening and removing ore-bearing rock—heavy equipment is critical. And it takes a beating. When equipment breaks down, requiring unscheduled maintenance, production takes a hit, costs rise and a critical measure of capital efficiency in mining—overall equipment effectiveness (OEE)—goes down.

Manufacturers are facing risky challenges associated with complex visual inspection activities. Many human inspectors, operators and engineers are needed at each manufacturer. They have a full workload of repetitive tasks aimed at identifying hundreds of defects. This results in major plant labour costs, issues with inspection accuracy and consistency, a need for employee training and potential health problems for inspections in hazardous areas.

Electra group of companies needed a smart facility management system to manage their 5 new towers. They required a system that could integrate and control all the IoT devices and systems installed in the towers, while also offering advanced services for the residents and offices. The system needed to be flexible, customizable, and able to reduce facility management costs and response time to faults.

Prior to purchasing Observer, Cisco Systems experienced a lack of visibility during and after network events.“I needed large data captures and a way to manipulate them,” says Eric Arnold, Service Provider Video TAC Manager for the company.Arnold states that Cisco Systems chose Observer over competitors because of the packet capture and storage capabilities.

The city which used our lighting control solutions was able to improve the efficiency, costs, and operations of their streetlights. Our solutions had helped them do more with their strategic but costly lighting assets. Data from traffic and weather sensors and an internal astronomical clock are used to automatically dim some street lights, thus reducing energy use, extending lamp life, and lowering replacement costs.

Panasonic System Networks launched a new project to refresh the entire storage infrastructure for the company's cloud platform. 

In tandem with its 6 year-long smart meter rollout plan, Con Edison sought to implement Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) operations on top of a comprehensive enterprise data analytics platform for improved operational insight and customer service for its base of more than four million customers. In order to improve customer service and operations across its region, one of the largest integrated utilities in the United States has rolled out the C3 AI Suite and C3 AMI Operations application on AWS. Con Edison’s project objectives were to deliver on the utility’s commitments for presenting customer data, establish AMI operations across 5 million smart meters to ensure operational health, and build a federated data image platform for analytic capabilities. The utility’s smart meter deployment will generate between 100 terabytes and 1 petabyte of data per year, so choosing a platform that could scale and continue to perform analytics on an ever-larger data set was vital.

ALCAN Systems needed to develop innovative phased-array antennas that are compact, lightweight, and low cost for reliable high-speed data links in challenging environments.

Asia Airfreight Terminal (AAT) needed to improve its Wi-Fi network to ensure operational efficiency and reduce network management workload. They also had separate networks for their office and CCTV cameras, making data center management challenging.

Our esteemed clients required new smart home automation and control solutions, which not only help consumer enhance their personal comfort but also reduce energy consumption substantially,  besides each of the devices being connected to the network, consumers can access, monitor, and control each of their devices on the go.

The hospital support services manager at Bluewater Health faced challenges in monitoring and maintaining the facility, including ensuring proper heating and cooling systems in operating rooms, maintaining mechanical equipment, optimizing utilities, and preparing for power outages.

As our country and world grappled with some of the most challenging issues of our time, brands needed to pivot how they were reaching and communicating with their consumers.

The Master Lock Company needed to onboard and transact with more trading partners each year to support its global growth. Managing the rising requirements of electronic document interchange (EDI) in-house was becoming costly and time-consuming.

Amongst the wide range of parking solutions that can contribute to reduce parking problems or regulate parking activities, e-Parking looks at developing and applying an innovative e-business application for parking optimization services.Requirement:The two target user groups of a Parking Brokerage Service are primary drivers on the one side and parking space suppliers regardless of their type on the other side. For the primary categories, the essential aspect that needs to be taken into account when specifying a travel-related service are the information needs of the users. In general, drivers, as other types of travelers, expect services that provide accurate and real-time information, meet their preferences and particular needs, and are available whilst being on the move. Parking suppliers expect services that are adaptable or complementary to their parking management policy, can help them to improve existing services or that can bring them the possibility to offer new ones to their customers, can optimize their parking management operations, and that are related to their parking location and the purpose of use of their customers. Based upon these considerations the essential requirements that have been extracted to respond to the user needs are summarized below.Real-time information provision, which shall be precise and accessible by the users of the system, makes use of available communication infrastructure.Ease of use characterized by a destination is driven service including Geographical Information Service (GIS) modules, which is fast and easy to operate, and that is customizable permitting the introduction of user preferences and the information about services related to the parking destination.

Being socially responsible and reducing carbon footprint

Effectively securing its generation and transmission operations required the company to confront and overcome the following challenges:Inherently insecure OT networks: Complex and widely distributed architecture, limited OT visibility, and inadequate security controls gave attackers hundreds of possible entry points into the company’s OT networks.OT redundancy: The redundancy of the company’s OT environment meant that attacks were typically only detected if they caused immediate, easily noticeable damage. Heavy reliance on OT remote access: The company’s power plants utilize a large number of unmanned power generation units and also rely on multiple vendors to maintain and service their heat recovery generation systems (HRGS). 

The main challenge, apart from meeting the demands of the client, was to create a building that fits two very different realities: one based on an existing urban environment dominated by vehicles, with wide roads and streets, and another based on a non-existent reality, a reality that we would create from scratch. A “domestic” and user-friendly identity, where one could escape from the outside world’s aggressive way of life.Early on that, the scale of the building would be enormous, so large that it led us to think in the same terms of scale when planning the façades of the building and at the same time, it led us to the election of large groups that, in tune with the rest of the building, would lend it harmony and calm.

Ready-mix concrete batching plant with seasonal demand 6,000 to 12,000 cu.metre per month.Batch-cycle records for each truck is stored in paper format. 1000 to 2000 truck loads per month, generating ~2000 to 6000 paper records.QC anomaly detection in chemical batch-mixing is manual & time consuming.

The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the importance of continuously monitoring indoor air quality, especially in schools. The Ministère de l’Éducation du Québec has announced in September 2021 the deployment and installation of air quality and comfort parameters sensors in more than 47,000 classrooms across the province.They need:Reduce maintenance and installation difficultiesMonitor CO2, humidity and temperature level at 5 minutes intervals during school hoursCreate an information system without the use of Wi-Fi or Cellular Internet

Agero, a roadside assistance company, needed to digitize services to improve response times and customer service.

To deal with the IC design industry’s complex supply chain, GUC wanted to employ a flexible and innovative business model, and function as a key design hub that integrates IP providers and IC design partners. Departments were working in silos and communication between systems could not be synchronized. Project status reports proved inaccurate as project information was updated manually every week. Managing product issues required many resources and problem-solving knowledge was neither accumulated nor compiled into a database. GUC needed a comprehensive project management integration platform to handle the intricate internal and external business processes.

Kraus-Anderson (K-A) invested in constructing a new 100,000 square foot corporate headquarters in downtown Minneapolis to create a state-of-the-art campus that enabled a modern collaborative work environment, and above all, helped them attract, retain, and develop the best employee talent possible in this progressive metropolitan setting. Kraus-Anderson also knew that this forward-looking 5-story building, and its elite workforce, would demand an equally high-performance and secure network, with ubiquitous accessing through either wired or wireless connectivity.The main saught after feautres were space savings and strict security.