Process & Manufacturing / Monitoring

Condition monitoring, multi-channel data logging and remote visibility for process plant and rotating equipment.

Condition monitoring and data loggingMany channels, one shared timebase, a log that survives the link. Channels sampled on separate clocks cannot be compared, which is the whole value.VibrationaccelerometerTrendbaseline · driftMulti-channel DAQone shared timebaseTemperatureRTD · thermocoupleLoggerring buffer on siteCurrent · speedmotor signatureAlarmthreshold · alert

The problem

What makes it hard

  • Condition data is captured on a laptop during a site visit, so a fault between visits is only found after it has done damage.

  • Multi-channel acquisition has to share one timebase with the control system to be worth correlating.

  • Historical logs live in incompatible formats across instruments and never get compared.

What this needs

Relevant capabilities

  • Industrial Data GatewaysField protocols behave badly; the gateway is where that gets handled, with buffering that survives a dropped link.
  • System ControlOpen- and closed-loop control with the determinism budget — jitter, latency, failure behaviour — stated up front.
  • FirmwareFirmware written against the board we designed, so a driver bug is traced to the wire, not a datasheet guess.
  • IoT ConnectivityField devices onto a network, provisioned with identity and an update path that still works in year five.
  • Camera & Vision IntegrationEvery stage from sensor to display gets a number, so the argument about where the latency lives ends early.

Proof

Delivery evidence

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