AWS for Industries
Category: Internet of Things
Helen of Troy is getting the most out of temperature data using AWS IoT Core
In an increasingly connected world, global consumer products company Helen of Troy saw an opportunity. By offering digital experiences, Helen of Troy could help customers get the most value out of physical products from many well-recognized and widely trusted brands, including Braun1, Vicks1, and Honeywell2. With a vision to innovate by enhancing the customer experience, […]
Hannover Messe: Discover an end-to-end industrial data strategy with AWS
Visit our booth The world’s largest industrial conference, Hannover Messe begins on April 17th, 2023 in Hannover Germany. Once again, look for Amazon Web Services to have a large presence at the event, but in a different location than previous years, in Hall 15 booth D74 right by the main entryway. To get your free […]
Recapping re:Invent – What’s new in the Industrial and Manufacturing industry
Re:Invent 2022 is behind us, and if you didn’t make it to Las Vegas, you missed an exciting week of keynotes, sessions, announcements, and other content to help simplify and speed industrial digital transformation. Industrial customers had a lot to see and explore in the expo, Industry demo tent, and a variety of sessions. Highlights […]
Your guide to SPS 2022 with AWS and AWS Partners to simplify digital automation
Overview We hope you are ready for SPS 2022 (Smart Production Solutions), because we want to see you there! This year’s show theme focuses on bringing automation to life, and that all starts with smart manufacturing—achieved through cloud-based technologies that simplify digital transformation. Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud technology can enable the innovation and agility […]
Discover how to build smarter machines with AWS at Hannover Messe-USA
Uncover why cloud is the foundation of smart manufacturing Launching a smart, connected product or machine can be a challenge. You have to build applications that can use data from sensors and scale. You need visibility into how people are using your products and machines. And you need to ensure quality is topnotch. Imagine a […]
Fleet management solutions for connected farms
Overview The agricultural industry faces a significant challenge supplying a growing population with the healthiest and most ethical foods possible. The world’s population is expected to reach close to 10B people by 2050 and the arable land utilized to feed this population is on the decline. The farming industry has been functioning near peak efficiency […]
Getting Started with the Industrial Data Platform on AWS
Data is the key enabler to digital transformation and Industry 4.0. Manufacturers can use data to realize a single view of operations and derive operational insights. These insights can be used to improve production quality, make real-time prediction, and generate cost savings. Big Data analytics techniques can provide new capabilities related to measuring performance, maintenance, […]
Industrial Personnel & Hazard Tracking with Amazon Location Service
Introduction Hot work is defined as any operation that could be an origin of ignition in an environment with flammable materials. According to the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB), hot work is one of the most common causes of worker death. It is also leading cause of industrial fires. A hot work […]
Begin your Industry 4.0 transformation with AWS at Hannover Messe, May 30-June 2, 2022
After two years of virtual shows, the world’s largest industrial trade fair, Hannover Messe, returns at the end of May, 2022 in Hannover, Germany. From Monday, May 30, to Thursday, June 2, Hannover Messe organizers expect over 2500 exhibitors to re-launch this in-person event. This year’s show theme focuses on Industrial Transformation and how networked […]
Integrating OPC UA machine events into the Amazon Virtual Andon solution
Introduction In modern IT, everybody speaks about microservices and integration between different systems. But when we look at the shop floor, the reality is that there are a lot of different protocols depending on the machine vendor. Even when the protocol is well understood, there is still a need to implement protocol-specific adapters to convert […]





