Smart Industry
IoT technologies are particularly examined in the industrial world as they allow inexpensive communication between numerous pieces of equipment not natively designed to communicate, without affecting critical industrial systems. They provide the opportunity to improve the maintenance of their equipment quickly, with less costly solutions than traditional wired technologies.
The main use cases include:
- Installing control buttons in workshops,
- Monitoring the condition of machines (vibration, temperature, etc.),
- Managing breakdowns and malfunctions,
- Monitoring the battery level of equipment
- 4G, 5G, LTE-M, and NB-IoT technologies allow for reliable and rapid connectivity for the smart industry
- Rugged or embedded SIMs withstand shocks and vibrations perfectly, enabling usage in tough industrial environments
- IoT devices connected to these networks facilitate the implementation of preventive and predictive maintenance by monitoring the condition of machines in real time and preventing breakdowns before they occur
- Remote monitoring also allows for the quick detection and efficient management of faults, reducing downtime
- 4G, 5G, LTE-M, and NB-IoT networks also allow control over the battery levels of equipment, ensuring they are always operational and preventing unexpected shutdowns
Mobile network technologies 4G, 5G, LTE-M, and NB-IoT offer significant advantages for the smart industry by enabling more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective management of industrial equipment. Real-time monitoring, proactive maintenance, and remote fault management are concrete examples of the improvements brought to the sector by IoT and mobile networks.
