Remote Monitoring
Mobile manufacturing maintenance on the rise
Mobile apps are becoming a part of the manufacturing experience by providing users with a natural extension of the browser-based CMMS that workers on the plant floor use on a day-by-day basis.
TPM and mobile CMMS connect all parts of a plant
The benefits of total predictive maintenance (TPM) and mobile CMMS can enhance a plant's efficiency and optimize the use of existing labor such as labor, capital, and materials.
Artificial intelligence and mobility— a proactive road to process control
Leverage artificial intelligence and mobile technology to make sense of plant data.
Getting ahead of the IIoT cybersecurity curve
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) offers many potential benefits, but it also poses many potential risks from a cybersecurity standpoint, and many companies are slow to realize this drawback.
EDV mini electric chain hoist
The EDV mini electric hoist is a single phase, single speed hoist that features Smart Speed Technology which allows users to change the factory set speed to a higher speed by making a simple adjustment inside the hoist when necessary.
Robotic cable retraction without looping
Triflex RSE system prevents looping of the cable carrier, allowing power, data, and media to be safely supplied to the end of a robotic arm.
Top 5 Plant Engineering articles, July 27 to August 2: Energy management apps, predictive maintenance analysis, zero-net energy, more
Articles about energy management apps, predictive maintenance analysis, a zero-net case study, global engineering, and achieving world-class manufacturing maintenance were Plant Engineering’s five most-clicked articles from last week, July 27 to August 2. Were you out last week? Miss something? You can catch up here.
Handheld wireless transmitter
The UWBT Series of Bluetooth transmitters measure different sensor inputs and transmits the data to your smart phone or tablet via wireless communication from the free UWBT app running on an iOS or Android smart phone/tablet.
Calculate the cost of faults
Discovering faults before they cause damage can save an estimated $55 million.
Virtual machines and the plant floor
Virtual machines are computers running on software designed to imitate physical hardware.