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IoT for Food Processing Machine Monitoring
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Data Management Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Equipment & Machinery
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
Use Cases
- Machine Condition Monitoring
The Challenge
The market where the Minerva Omega Group operates is almost mature and subjected to competitive pressures almost mature and subjected to competitive pressures from Asian low-cost manufacturers. Typically if competitors offer prices, the average customer tends to buy products that cost less, even though they have higher maintenance costs and TCO.
The Customer
Minerva Omega Group
About The Customer
Minerva Omega Group design and manufacture a wide range of machines and systems for food processing and preservation. The group is well established in the food industry. recognised at an international level and machines are all strictly made in Italy.
The Solution
Solair found a hardware solution to acquire telemetry data in real-time and in Wi-Fi mode. On the software side, at the heart of the new DSC Nexus patented system called NEMOSY, the Solair platform makes it possible to consolidate the data collected, aggregate the relevant information related to the machinery, synchronize them with the external system. The information and data collected are then processed and integrated into the business process.
Operational Impact
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