A network of inter-connected industrial equipment and devices using IoT technology for automation and data analysis.
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) enables the integration of machines, smart devices, and analytics in manufacturing environments to optimize production processes and enhance operational efficiencies. IIoT systems collect real-time data from machinery through sensors, utilize this data for predictive maintenance, and improve resource management by minimizing downtime and reducing waste.
A manufacturing plant utilizes IIoT-enabled sensors to monitor the temperature of welding machines, maintaining an optimal range of 550°C to 1,350°C (1,022°F to 2,462°F) to prevent overheating and ensure product quality.
Commonly used in automotive manufacturing facilities to ensure consistent weld quality and reduce scrap rates.
An IIoT system is deployed in a smart factory to track the operating efficiency of assembly line machines, capturing data every second with a latency of less than 10 milliseconds to trigger maintenance alerts and machine learning insights.
Used in electronics assembly plants to achieve timely maintenance interventions based on data-driven predictions.