ThingWorx (PTC) Case Studies Delivers Seamless Scalability to IOTATOI

	Delivers Seamless Scalability to IOTATOI ThingWorx (PTC)

Delivers Seamless Scalability to IOTATOI

ThingWorx (PTC)

Technology Category	Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Data Management Platforms
Applicable Industries	Battery
Applicable Functions	Field Services
Use Cases	Machine Condition Monitoring
Challenge	IOTATOI is a division of Power Agent Systems that has developed an edge server called the Universal Monitoring System (UMS). IOTATOI is using UMS as an edge tier data collector to monitor backup battery arrays in manufacturing, mines, and chemical plants. This experience with battery backups led IOTATOI to expand the system to any condition that can be monitored by sensors such as vibration, heat, temperature, and flow. IOTATOI found they needed to move from their original middleware to something that would allow greater scalability and to also present information in a much broader way allowing them to dynamically look at the information and perform benchmarking analysis, feeding the data into analytics engines and creating a much more actionable view. Read More
About Customer	IOTATOI (I-O-TA-Toy) provides a cost-effective way to manage and coordinate all the disparate elements required for real-time comprehensive monitoring. From data gathering through operations management to analysis and data integration, IOTATOI extends the Read More
Customer Name	IOTATOI Read More
Solution	IOTATOI had developed the physical ability to connect all of the sensors and bring it into a centralized location. Thingworx gave us the ability to seamlessly scale that information, view the information from any location, push information to any location, and do some unique things that they were unable to do with their existing middleware. The addition of ThingWorx to the UMS means that IOTATOI can have customers request a specific representation or report with the exact sensors they require. IOTATOI can create the mashup, set the sensors, configure where the data is to be sent, and enable it all with everything pre-configured when shipped. The customer then deploys the box on their site; calls IOTATOI to verify the solution is operating as configured and they can then be monitoring 5, 10, 15, 20 or more sensors on their equipment all at a fraction of the historical cost. To get a free demo of ThingWorx 8: http://solutions.iotone.com/thingworx Read More Log in to view content
Data Collected	Backup, Battery Charge Level, Fluid Flow Rates, Temperature, Vibration Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Data Management Platforms

Applicable Industries

Battery

Applicable Functions

Field Services

Use Cases

Machine Condition Monitoring

Challenge

IOTATOI is a division of Power Agent Systems that has developed an edge server called the Universal Monitoring System (UMS). IOTATOI is using UMS as an edge tier data collector to monitor backup battery arrays in manufacturing, mines, and chemical plants. This experience with battery backups led IOTATOI to expand the system to any condition that can be monitored by sensors such as vibration, heat, temperature, and flow. IOTATOI found they needed to move from their original middleware to something that would allow greater scalability and to also present information in a much broader way allowing them to dynamically look at the information and perform benchmarking analysis, feeding the data into analytics engines and creating a much more actionable view.

About Customer

IOTATOI (I-O-TA-Toy) provides a cost-effective way to manage and coordinate all the disparate elements required for real-time comprehensive monitoring. From data gathering through operations management to analysis and data integration, IOTATOI extends the

Customer Name

IOTATOI

Solution

IOTATOI had developed the physical ability to connect all of the sensors and bring it into a centralized location. Thingworx gave us the ability to seamlessly scale that information, view the information from any location, push information to any location, and do some unique things that they were unable to do with their existing middleware. The addition of ThingWorx to the UMS means that IOTATOI can have customers request a specific representation or report with the exact sensors they require. IOTATOI can create the mashup, set the sensors, configure where the data is to be sent, and enable it all with everything pre-configured when shipped. The customer then deploys the box on their site; calls IOTATOI to verify the solution is operating as configured and they can then be monitoring 5, 10, 15, 20 or more sensors on their equipment all at a fraction of the historical cost. To get a free demo of ThingWorx 8: http://solutions.iotone.com/thingworx

Data Collected

Backup, Battery Charge Level, Fluid Flow Rates, Temperature, Vibration

Impact #1	[Efficiency Improvement - Maintenance] Real-time status reports enable maintenance personnel to remotely diagnose the status of a device.
Impact #2	[Efficiency Improvement - R&D] Ongoing application development and improvements are relatively quick and inexpensive to implement due to the system's flexibility.

Impact #1

[Efficiency Improvement - Maintenance]
Real-time status reports enable maintenance personnel to remotely diagnose the status of a device.

Impact #2

[Efficiency Improvement - R&D]
Ongoing application development and improvements are relatively quick and inexpensive to implement due to the system's flexibility.

Benefit #1	The customer then deploys the box on their site; calls IOTATOI to verify the solution is operating as configured and they can then be monitoring 5,10,15,20 or more sensors on their equipment all at a fraction of the historical cost.

Benefit #1

The customer then deploys the box on their site; calls IOTATOI to verify the solution is operating as configured and they can then be monitoring 5,10,15,20 or more sensors on their equipment all at a fraction of the historical cost.

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Delivers Seamless Scalability to IOTATOI

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