Manufacturing
Transforming Manufacturing: Harnessing Smart Building Solutions for Unparalleled Efficiency
We’re empowering the manufacturing industry with cutting-edge solutions that drive efficiency, sustainability, and innovation. We’re dedicated to upgrading manufacturing facilities into intelligent ecosystems, seamlessly integrating IoT technologies to optimize operations, reduce resource consumption, and enhance overall productivity ultimately paving the way for a smarter, greener, and more connected future.
Manufacturers, Operators and Facility Managers Gain Better Visibility and Control Over the Manufacturing Environment:
- Monitoring Indoor Environmental Quality enhances operational efficiency, streamlines processes, and optimizes resource utilization leading to improved production output, reduced downtime, and better quality control
- Air contaminants such as volatile chemicals (VOCs) as well as high humidity levels that are conducive to generating mold can damage material and equipment and prove harmful to building occupants
- Low CO2 levels and deviations from temperature set points can negatively impact energy efficiency
- Monitoring indoor environmental conditions can help manufacturing facilities adhere to environmental and safety regulations by providing real-time monitoring and data tracking, ensuring compliance and avoiding potential fines
- Occupancy monitoring helps manufacturers optimize the usage of space, equipment, and utilities. By understanding how different areas are utilized, companies can allocate resources more efficiently and reduce waste
- By tracking occupancy in different areas, manufacturers can anticipate wear and tear on equipment, flooring, and other facilities. This enables proactive maintenance, extending the lifespan of assets and reducing downtime
- In the event of an emergency, accurate occupancy data can guide evacuation efforts and help emergency responders ensure that all personnel are safely evacuated
Employees Benefit from Improved Safety and Comfort Ensuring a Healthier Workplace, While Reducing the Risk of Accidents and Freeing up Staff to Focus on Value-added Activities:
- Tests show elevated particulate matter (PM) or micro dust can lower cognitive ability lowering productivity in workers while excessive CO2 levels can cause fatigue and drowsiness
- Certain manufacturing processes can release harmful airborne pollutants or particles. Indoor environmental quality monitoring helps detect and address such issues promptly, ensuring that workers are not exposed to hazardous substances.
- Occupancy monitoring provides insights into how different areas of the facility are used to optimize workspace layouts, ensuring that employees have the right amount of space for their tasks and minimizing congestion
- By analyzing occupancy during break times, manufacturers can adjust break schedules to ensure that employees have access to common areas without overcrowding
- Occupancy data can reveal patterns of collaboration and interactions among employees. This information can guide decisions about co-locating team members for improved communication and teamwork
