Category: Internet of Things

To create more sustainable solutions that yield less food loss and waste, Mendix, a leading low-code application development platform owned by Siemens, and AWS worked together to help suppliers develop connected and transparent logistics. This post explains how organizations can leverage the Mendix platform, AWS Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) services to manage logistics of temperature-controlled products.

LoRaWAN is one of the most popular LPWAN technologies, and AWS IoT Core is a managed IoT platform that allows connected devices to interact with cloud applications and AWS. Learn how to integrate devices connected to your private LoRaWAN network powered by OrbiWAN with AWS IoT Core. OrbiWAN is OrbiWise’s carrier-grade LNS and is broadly used by large public network operators and by many private networks alike.

Learn how Storm Reply used AWS IoT services to implement a solution that is highly scalable, easy to maintain, and optimized to satisfy custom requirements for Schenck Process Group, a global market leader in measurement and process technology. Storm Reply’s approach is to pair the edge device capabilities of AWS IoT Greengrass with the storage and processing power of AWS and pairing these tools with a custom, high-quality web application.

Much of the hardware used on the factory floor today has been in place for many years, and managing these devices from the internet often requires replacement of the hardware. Utilizing AWS IoT Greengrass and AWS Lambda functions allow legacy hardware to be maintained, while providing full internet connectivity and management. This post shows how 42Q, an AWS Industrial Software Competency Partner, uses AWS IoT Greengrass to allow legacy label printers to be cloud-enabled.

When working with an IoT solution and expertly crafted architecture, new features can be implemented in record time, giving your product a real competitive edge. IoT platform managers continually strive to update and evolve platforms, and the largest pain point is cost. Open Systems Technologies (OST) shares best practices to get your IoT solution running efficiently without sacrificing opportunities for new growth.

Utilities need a solution to manage devices on the field, whether they are for the management of gas, water, electricity, waste, or other. IBM has developed BEAM IoT to address these needs with a solution that, in addition to offering modules and functionalities specific to each segment, has been designed to be open and modular. It can be quickly extended to new business use cases, new regulatory requests, new types of IoT devices, and new data analysis requirements.

Most business modernization initiatives require integration of several IoT devices and solutions. These integrations require businesses to select, validate, adopt, and manage various IoT solutions, which can be challenging. Lenovo Solutions Management Platform hosted on AWS provides a marketplace experience for enterprise customers to procure validated solutions. It empowers solution providers to commercialize and scale their products across the globe.

In a recent customer engagement, Quantiphi developed a serverless, fully-managed connected vehicle platform that enabled real-time analytics on telematics data for one of the world’s leading car-as-a-service companies. Learn about IoT-based telematics solutions that are transforming the fleet management industry and explore how Quantiphi helped a U.S.-based fleet management organization make better decisions and improve customer and asset service.

Industrial data exists in different components and systems, in various formats, and with separate access protocols. To harness this data and benefit from the synergies of system-wide interoperability, businesses must effectively digitize shop floor data. Learn how Amorph Systems’ SMARTUNIFIER software complements AWS services to deliver leading-edge connectivity for Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Amorph Systems is a leading developer of software technologies and products for industrial connectivity.

Smart manufacturing and aftermarket services both require a new approach to connected device maintenance, recall, and warranty value chains. To really succeed, manufacturers need to automate the end-to-end processes connecting devices and users to the extended value chain. Learn how the seamless combination of Pegasystem’s low-code intelligent automation and AWS IoT can provide manufacturers with the most compelling digital transformation platform.