Internet of Things (IoT)

Incorporation of interconnected elements and objects for greater efficiency, productivity and innovation.

Remote operation, maintenance and supervision of facilities

Prediction and optimization of energy consumption demand

Monitoring and optimization of supply chain processes

Asset monitoring, location and tracking

Tele-assistance, tele-consultation and adaptation for people with special needs

Integration of sensors, machinery and photogrammetry, access to real-time data on the status of crops

It is ideal for infrastructures that do not need continuous reading such as bridges and roads, lines

The sensors identify at all times the energy demand of the building and allow to optimize consumption

The IoT allows to determine why two identical machines that do the same work, consume different volumes of fuel

Detect in advance in a structure even in the most inaccessible parts.

Sensorize inventories preventing a project from running out of materials

Workers are also part of the IoT. Wearables locate their position and alert them to potential dangers

Cost optimization, production increases, environmental impact decreases, efficient use of the water footprint and real-time decision making.