The Internet of Things (IoT) is already being used in many buildings. This allows these so-called smart buildings to save energy and costs and to receive maintenance on time. New opportunities lie in the application of IoT in the construction process. This guarantees a safe working environment on various levels.
Carbon-intensive industries are working towards more environmentally friendly processes and techniques to mitigate their environmental footprint.
International Mother Earth Day (April 22) is surrounded by a full month of activism calling for broader innovation and bolder action to achieve a sustainable future. In that sense, we want to use this occasion to outline some of the ways in which the Internet of Things (IoT) can act as an ally to a greener planet.
This year’s World Creativity and Innovation Day and its 2022 theme: “collaboration” gives us the opportunity to start a conversation and shed light on innovative ideas and technologies that will allow us to advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and make the world a better place.
Conserving water is one of the top concerns at a time when environmental conditions are deteriorating at an alarming rate. IoT technologies offer opportunities to help cities use and conserve water more efficiently and effectively.
The need to protect and manage water resources is becoming increasingly important, with leaks and bursts from aging pipeline systems costing billions a year. IoT water leak detection technology can play an invaluable role for mitigating water damage.
The amount of untreated wastewater has a major effect on sustainability. How can IoT help in wastewater management and treatment?
In the cold chain, which is the cooling of products during storage and transport, managing and controlling the product condition is the biggest challenge. In this logistical process, it is important to guarantee optimal quality when goods arrive at their destination and prevent waste.
Meeting greenhouse gas emissions goals needs many technologies. And IoT is one of them. Read in this article how IoT can help better manage the electrical power grid and realize net zero emissions.
Safety has the highest priority in physically demanding professions. Wearables can help develop new ways to ensure safety without sacrificing performance.
The mobile range is extended to three hundred kilometers beyond the Dutch coast. This extension offers all kinds of new possibilities for IoT and organizations at sea. In this article, we highlight three maritime applications where IoT adds value.
With the arrival of Device Twins, it has become easier to manage Modbus devices from the Cloud. In this blog we explain how this works.
Technological advancements make IoT solutions easier to implement. After all, the technology is becoming cheaper, more advanced and widely applicable. These technological improvements open the door for more and more sectors to take advantage of IoT.
To properly manage the golf carts, Evalan has developed a fleet management system that enables Handicart to manage the fleet remotely and to arrange the rental of the carts more easily. This fleet management system consists of a Portal and RFID terminals with which users can make reservations and check in. The system is used satisfactorily and has recently been extended with new functions. Handicart has therefore asked Evalan to supply 250 new terminals.
With the help of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) it is possible for manufacturers to make their companies run more efficiently. But how do you ensure that you analyze data correctly and ensure digital transformation and progress?
