How To Mobilize Traffic Using IoT?

 

Traffic signal management is one major issue. What causes traffic jams? If you are unlucky enough to commute in your city you could end up spending the equivalent of 3 weeks per year stuck in traffic. Drivers know that accidents, construction, vehicles and just the sheer number of the people and vehicles on the road ,all contributes to traffic.

The Actual Problem:

The real culprit however is speed or rather sudden, random fluctuations in speed. When drivers travel at a constant rate traffic flows freely but even a single driver hits the brakes the flow is interrupted causing a chain reaction among the vehicles. What can be done to avoid this? Traffic signals can be better synchronized. Driverless cars can be made that can travel at more constant speeds.

IoT Will Solve Traffic Problems:

The average speed in urban environment is dropping everywhere. The question is that what speed are you right now? Traffic gets worse everywhere every year. Urbanization is a huge trend. 50 years ago about 40% of the world’s population lived in an urban area. Now it’s getting close to 80%. So we are going to see more concentration of people in cities. And that’s one of the reasons the entire things are important because cities need to operate even more efficiently.

Self-driving cars will actually solve traffic problems completely. One of the reasons traffic is frustrating is because there’s a lot of things you can’t do when you are driving. If the car is driving you then you can do your office work, you can take a nap or you can watch TV. So the car increasingly becomes a living room on wheels. Those cars can go faster. If all the cars are self-driving it will go 150 miles an hour. Human being can’t process information faster, they can’t operate at those speeds but machines can. There will be a lot of things that will change to relieve traffic burden.

Traffic Control Using IoT:

Consider a number of metal loops which acts as a sensor and are connected or embedded on the road. These sensors will act as data points. If there is an accident on the road or a very bad traffic jam, these data points will sense them and generate reports. Now the operation center will analyze the data. According to that the decisions will be taken. All the vehicles routing towards that road will be informed that traffic jam is nearby. And the alternate paths will be reduced.

Connected vehicles have become very popular in the recent years. There is a lot of research that is going on for building vehicles for good reasons. Stand alone vehicles embedded with different sensors has been there since several years. These vehicles have different embedded sensors and embedded systems.

How Can We Make Cars Manufactured By Different Companies, Connected To Each Other A Possibility?

 

Connected vehicles provide drivers with 360 degree awareness of similarly equipped vehicles within a range of 300 meters. This secure system keeps personal information private does not track your vehicles. Drivers will receive warnings that informs them of potential hazards through a virtual display or through seat vibrations.

These warnings can help drivers respond quickly to avoid potential crashes.

For example: “The intersection movements assist” application warns drivers when it is unsafe to enter an intersection. The “Do not pass warning” application warns drivers when it is not safe to pass a slower moving vehicle.

Connected vehicle technology can help pedestrians too.

For example: “The mobile accessible pedestrian signal system” application sends an automated pedestrian call from the Smartphones of a pedestrian with disabilities to the traffic controller holding the walk signal until the pedestrian has cleared the crosswalk. The potential benefits of a connected transportation system will able to enhance safety and mobility of not only vehicles on the road, but pedestrians as well and at the same time address environmental impacts.

Traffic Congestion Could Be Eased By IoT.

Solution:

One way could be to use maps. Google maps indicate how much traffic is going to be present on the road for your journey. Traffic Signals could be interfaced with such maps, that could tell it how much traffic does each lane have, how many vehicles at a given signal, and could calculate on its own, on an average how much green time should each lane be given.

Another way could be devices deployed on the roads which can be capable of measuring the condition levels. This could be done in various ways. There could be sensors deployed on the roads to pick up congestion data. This data can be transmitted to a cloud system, which analyzes it and decides which roads are truly congested and how much time should a traffic signal on that path give to vehicles.

It could figure out the optimal signal times to be sent to each signal. So that highly congested road would not have a longer waiting time.

Benefits Of Implementation Real Time Traffic Management Using IoT:

  • Signal times can be optimized in real time over a network of roads.
  • As this data is fed to the cloud, external systems can perform data analytics on the stream to identify traffic trends and patterns.
  • Emergency situations can be addressed efficiently. This may include plotting routes for ambulances and fire brigades.

 

 

 

 

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Public, Private & Hybrid Cloud Types! Also Community Cloud!

Public, private, and hybrid clouds each have their own set of advantages and disadvantages, and the choice of which one to use depends on the specific needs of the organization.

Public clouds offer scalability and cost-effectiveness, while private clouds offer control and security.

Hybrid clouds offer the best of both worlds.

It is important for organizations to evaluate their specific needs and choose the type of cloud that best meets their requirements.

How for organizations – it is cloud compliance that creates value and trust in security.

Cloud computing can deliver tremendous amounts of business value to organizations, but it requires a strategic approach and a willingness to embrace change. Organizations that are able to do this, can reap the benefits of cloud computing and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

Today, almost every manufacturing customer that is digitally transforming becomes partly a software company.

This is because digital transformation in manufacturing involves the integration of advanced technologies such as software, cloud services, data analytics, and artificial intelligence into traditional manufacturing operations.

These technologies enable manufacturers to improve efficiency, increase productivity, and gain insights from data to make better decisions.

By incorporating software into their operations, manufacturers can automate and streamline processes, improve communication and collaboration within the organization, and gain access to advanced analytics tools to make data-driven decisions.

Why manufacturers don’t like cloud computing!

Manufacturers who have not yet adopted cloud computing may be hesitant to do so for a variety of reasons. Some of the most common reasons include:

1) Familiarity with traditional methods: Long-standing businesses may be reluctant to move away from the familiar ways of working that have been successful for them in the past.

System on Module ( SOM ) vs System on Chip ( SOC ) – Which is better ?

Hence, SOM vs SOC which is better?

Whether a System-on-Module (SOM) or a System-on-Chip (SoC) is better depends on the specific requirements and constraints of your project. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages and the choice between the two will depend on the specific needs of your application.

An Era of MicroMobility during the 4th Industrial Revolution!

One of the key ways that IoT cellular connectivity has enabled the rise of micromobility is by providing a means of communication between the vehicle and the internet.

This allows for real-time tracking and monitoring of the vehicle’s location, usage, and maintenance needs, as well as enabling features such as remote locking and unlocking, and the ability to pay for rides using a smartphone app.

#iot cellular connectivity has also made it possible for micromobility companies to offer services such as shared scooter fleets, where users can locate and unlock a nearby scooter using their smartphone.

The move to remote and hybrid work, as well as rising gas prices, may have contributed to the growth of the #micromobility industry.

How Low Code / No Code Platforms are enhancing Digital Transformation, specially Industrial Iot!

One of the core things in your digital transformation journey is to make sure people are included in how you improve your processes.

Because work is typically siloed among machines, shop floors, products, data, and systems, and business processes it can be difficult to work together.

Creating applications can help bridge the gaps and allow your divisions to become more united by analyzing and comparing data together.

Developing lowcode applications doesn’t require users to know coding, anyone can create an application.

Domain experts and #IT professionals can work together to create solutions that bring more value to the business.

Doing so allows for #governance and #security to stay firmly intact, while solutions are driven by value and impact on the business.

EVs are great! But what of fraud risk at charging stations? Who keeps tabs on that?

Addressing fraud at charging points can be a complex task.

For commercial charging stations, fraud prevention measures may include implementing secure payment systems, conducting regular audits and inspections, and monitoring usage patterns to identify any unusual activity.

What Airtel, Jio & Vodafone are doing, and how they can lead in the IoT Market!

As the telecos power ahead with new age internet technologies, like IoT, AR/VR, Blockchain and with the obvious use of AI, there is a large market that they can capture.

Internet of Things (IoT) services are becoming increasingly important as more and more devices are connected to the internet.

How to calculate the service life of an industrial asset using Industrial IoT (IIoT)?

How does industrial iot play a role in this ?

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) refers to the use of connected devices and sensors to gather and analyze data in industrial settings. In terms of calculating the service life of an industrial asset, IIoT can play a role in several ways.

To calculate the service life of an industrial asset, you will need to consider these factors and make an educated estimate based on your specific circumstances. You may also want to consult industry standards or guidelines for guidance on expected service life for different types of assets.

How Embedos helps Tank Manufacturers and Dairy Producers optimize their Tank Fill Control.

chnically-advanced controller that works on real-time data and system integrations can solve a lot of trouble. Embedos EB Series (EM Bose) is currently amongst the best liquid-level controllers for tank manufacturers & liquid production industries like dairy, water, juice, oil, wine etc when it comes to measuring the level of multiple liquids without changing device configuration. 

Combining with Temperature Input interfaces on Thermocouple / RTD inputs, the same controller can measure & display liquid level and temperature of the environment / tank.  

Compatible with both vertical and horizontal tanks, EM Bose is a tested and heavily deployed industrial solution. It calculates the volume of the liquid in the tank taking inputs from a pressure sensor mounted at the bottom of the tank. The data collected on the volume is displayed in real-time via a digital screen.

CAN-J1939 Data Logger & Modbus – TCP Gateway

CAN-J1939 Data Logger & Modbus – TCP Gateway

Deployment Year: 2021

Deployment Type: Embedded Server based Web Application

Embedos_ CAN – J1939 Data Logger to Modbus TCP Gateway  was deployed in 2021, to log a particular set of parameters from a Caterpillar Engine ECU and display logged data on a Device based Web Application which can be viewed on any PC Web Browser.

The Embedos CAN-J1939 Monitoring Software was used to visualize logged data from the ECU in the form of charts and guages, show options to Start & Stop or Control Logging of select parameters, display log files in .csv formats and give options to enter source address & download all log files into the system.

The purpose of the Modbus TCP Gateway is to broadcast the J1939 decoded parameters on Modbus Registers.

The Embedos CAN-J1939 Monitoring Software is based on Node Red technology.

 

 

Embedos_CAN - J1939 Datalogging Dashboard showing decoded parameters in varied widgets. Screen 1

Embedos_CAN - J1939 Datalogging Dashboard showing log files of Parameters, ready to download. Screen 2

Embedos_CAN - J1939 Data logging Dashboard showing options to start & stop logging of parameters of Caterpillar Engine ECU. Screen 3

Embedos_CAN - J1939 Data logging Dashboard showing screens to Enter & Save Source ECU Address. Screen 4

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Vertical Tank Monitoring - Embedos - Em Bose ( EB ) 3.2″ HMI

Tank Fill Control – Tank Level Monitoring!

1) The Embedos EB Series ( EM Bose ) calcuates the volume of the liquid in the tank & displays its level. The calculation is done based on the inputs from a Pressure sensor that is mounted at the bottom of the tank. 2) The device displays real time values & level of the tank with a view of set points or Threshold Limits between which the liquid of interest should remain. 3) If the Liquid crosses either of the two setpoints, the device sets of a relay which is connected to a high wattage Industrial Lamp ( Bulb ) to indicate that the threshold has been crossed. Also, the device has a buzzer that goes off on the crossing.

IO Data Logger + 4G Gateway

The Embedos IO data logger is designed to log data to device as analog inputs, a pulse input which is to be converted to RPM value. The logger is able to also display real-time data on a webpage based utility.

The user can interact with the data-logger to configure and view all the settings and device parameters currently running on the device. The logger can store real-time data and send the same data via MQTT to a broker.

Embedo Em Dian – ( ED ) Enclosure

Dual Channel Analog Data Logger + 7” HMI

Deployment Type: Data Logger +7 Inch HMI Display

“Embedos Engineering – 7 inch Data logger HMI, Model ERA021. (Simultaneous 2 channels)

It has 7 inch touch screen display to monitor sensor data graphically. It has options to start and stop data logging facility.

(External Start Stop for each channel via DI) Has USB port for pen drive connection. You can download the data log in excel format for selected date and time. 2 nos. Digital outputs for set point. – Just NPN outputs.

Embedos_CAN based Forklift Reach Height Controller Display - main page

Can Forklift Controller – Reach Height Display

Deployment Year: 2018

Deployment Type: Data Logger + Display

Problem Statement: In narrow warehouses with high racks, the view and space to maneuver are often restricted.

The Embedos Forklift controller and display based on CAN Bus helps the driver with appropriate displays and assistance systems. This makes load handling safer and more efficient.

Embedos_CAN - J1939 Datalogging Dashboard showing decoded parameters in varied widgets

CAN-J1939 Data Logger & Modbus – TCP Gateway

This was deployed in 2021, to log a particular set of parameters from a Caterpillar Engine ECU and display logged data.

The Embedos Monitoring Software was used to visualize logged data from the ECU in the form of charts and gauges, display log files in .csv formats and give options & download all log files into the system

Embedos_Connection Diagram between Datalogger & Expansion Unit

Real Time Data Logger with Embedded Web App

Embedos Data Logger + Embedos Expansion IO Card take in an RS-485 input and  4 Analog Inputs Each to display Guages for 8 Analog Channels. Similarly displays a graph of the last 100 values of corresponding channels.

The Embedos Real Time software running on an Embedded Web Server on the master Data logger allows you to download data shown on the table in Excel, CSV or PDF formats directly.

Embedos_EDGE

Edge_Glove Test Controller

Deployment Year: 2019 – 2022

Deployment Type: Multiple IO Data Logger + Browser based Web App.

The EDGE as a GLT controller provides an internal Modbus Server to read the analog and Digital inputs and control digital outputs.

EDGE calibration, test and network configuration options have been added to the latest iteration of this application of the EDGE.

EmView-Vibration Monitoring Software - Spindle 1

Vibration Monitoring Software

The monitoring software stores historical data of each of the vibration units connected to it.

You can view this data in graphical form by right clicking on a card and selecting View History (Alternately, you can also Double Click on a card to open Graph window)

What is Edge Computing?

 

 

 

Soon the Internet of Things is going to give physical devices like doors, chairs, coffee makers, refrigerators, their own Internet Connection. Edge Computing will allow processing of data gathered from these devices locally and with the help of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, will be able to make sense of this data. These things will become important decision makers.

So what is the Edge Device?

Edge in literal sense means the end or a boundary of a particular area. In the IoT world, Edge stands for the same thing. An Edge device stands at the boundary between a Field Device and a Cloud Storage. It is a logical controller for data to be acquired, processed and then transmitted from the field to the cloud.

What is the Difference between Edge Computing & Cloud Computing?

Cloud Computing is a Computing on demand service. When some one says their application is a cloud based one, it means that it is hosted on a distant Computer server, which is owned by IBM, Google or Amazon. Instead of having everything locally on a computer hard drive, everything is available on the Cloud. A cloud interface offers flexibility of not having to own expensive computing hardware to host an application.

Since its revenue structure is a “Pay as you use” one, running an application on a cloud storage is very profitable as it only charges you for the space and the computing power that you use. The most well known examples of Cloud usage is Google Drive and Apple ICloud.

The idea of Edge Computing is to push these cloud services closer to the network, to the devices themselves. Thus Edge Computing enables the captured data to be processed at the same location. With the help of Algorithms and AI, these machines can make decisions locally without the need of the internet or the cloud. It can be seen as a decentralized cloud.

But

What is the point of Edge Computing if Cloud Computing is so sought after?

Wasn’t Cloud Computing brought forward to give up hardware and only make use of the software when needed?

The answer to this is that in today’s fast moving world, avoiding latency is key. If data is processed at the time of acquisition itself, only already processed data is transferred to the cloud for a data visualization. This increases the speed of data that is transferred as processed data occupies less storage than raw acquired data.

As the Internet of Things approaches us, the size of the data that is collected is going to grow exponentially. Sending this data to the cloud for further computation is going to increase the bandwidth required and burden the network.

The benefit that Edge brings is to compute and transfer this raw data at the source itself, so as to reduce the size of the data to be transmitted and increase the speed of data transfer. Since data computation happens closer to the source of data generation, real time monitoring and analysis can take place bringing the machine closer to the operator.

Looking at the vast amounts of data that machines generate, sending all this data for computation to the cloud, is not only going to increase the processing power of the cloud, but also increase its cost of usage. With cost of usage going up and Computational speed of the Cloud decreasing, it is certain that Edge Computing only benefits the IoT to Cloud Architecture.

To give an example of Edge devices in the consumer domain, if our refrigerator were enabled with an internet connection and some data processing power, we could have our fridge know the type of food that it contains. It could also know when milk is going to run out based on consumption patterns and with its enabled internet connection and an inbuilt AI system, order a litre of milk by itself using this internet.

Speaking of Edge devices in the manufacturing and industrial sector, shop floor machines and PLC’s could be directly interfaced with edge devices. These Edge devices are critical for industries that use vast amounts of data and require immediate reaction times. The IoT to Cloud architecture is very inefficient and slow. It allows for latency in the transfer of data to the cloud due to the sheer size of data that is collected at the source.

Like Edge Computing, there is a term called “Fog Computing”.

Coined by Cisco, Fog Computing is similar to Edge Computing. Fog Computing believes in the processing, storage and networking of data between the Data Source and the Cloud. Thus Edge computing essentially is a sub division of fog computing.

For the industry, the main purpose of an Edge Gateway is to provide connectivity options to data gatherers like Sensors & Actuators. There are many industrial protocols followed like Bluetooth, Modbus, Bacnet, Profinet, OPC UA, etc.

To fulfill the need of a decision maker, the Edge gateway needs to be a programmable one, thus the term Programmable Automation Gateway Controller. In addition to running local processing and diagnostic applications, monitoring systems and custom softwares, the Edge device should store data by itself.

This allows it to be completely autonomous from the network. By running local applications and storing the data at the same time, the Edge device can operate independently, in a disconnected manner.

Thus If no internet connection is required, the processed data can be viewed locally as well. The Cloud only features as a Software to enable further analytics and poses as a customized GUI platform to view the data.

The Embedos Edge

The Flagship device of Embedos Engineering LLP is its own Edge device. It has a plethora of options and applications and is developed as a programmable automation gateway controller. The Emedos Edge device can replace the traditional PLC to perform as a Logical Controller.

The same device can be used to process the acquired data and behave like a gateway to transmit this computed data to a Cloud storage for further visualization and analytics. Solutions & Applications including Industrial Automation Controller, Data Logger, IO Expander & Controller , Display Systems , Temperature Dataloggers are some of the options offered by the Embedos Edge.

If you are interested in learning more about Edge Computing, and how to implement it on your shop floor, our team at Embedos can surely help you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Public, Private & Hybrid Cloud Types! Also Community Cloud!

Public, private, and hybrid clouds each have their own set of advantages and disadvantages, and the choice of which one to use depends on the specific needs of the organization.

Public clouds offer scalability and cost-effectiveness, while private clouds offer control and security.

Hybrid clouds offer the best of both worlds.

It is important for organizations to evaluate their specific needs and choose the type of cloud that best meets their requirements.

How for organizations – it is cloud compliance that creates value and trust in security.

Cloud computing can deliver tremendous amounts of business value to organizations, but it requires a strategic approach and a willingness to embrace change. Organizations that are able to do this, can reap the benefits of cloud computing and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

Today, almost every manufacturing customer that is digitally transforming becomes partly a software company.

This is because digital transformation in manufacturing involves the integration of advanced technologies such as software, cloud services, data analytics, and artificial intelligence into traditional manufacturing operations.

These technologies enable manufacturers to improve efficiency, increase productivity, and gain insights from data to make better decisions.

By incorporating software into their operations, manufacturers can automate and streamline processes, improve communication and collaboration within the organization, and gain access to advanced analytics tools to make data-driven decisions.

Why manufacturers don’t like cloud computing!

Manufacturers who have not yet adopted cloud computing may be hesitant to do so for a variety of reasons. Some of the most common reasons include:

1) Familiarity with traditional methods: Long-standing businesses may be reluctant to move away from the familiar ways of working that have been successful for them in the past.

System on Module ( SOM ) vs System on Chip ( SOC ) – Which is better ?

Hence, SOM vs SOC which is better?

Whether a System-on-Module (SOM) or a System-on-Chip (SoC) is better depends on the specific requirements and constraints of your project. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages and the choice between the two will depend on the specific needs of your application.

An Era of MicroMobility during the 4th Industrial Revolution!

One of the key ways that IoT cellular connectivity has enabled the rise of micromobility is by providing a means of communication between the vehicle and the internet.

This allows for real-time tracking and monitoring of the vehicle’s location, usage, and maintenance needs, as well as enabling features such as remote locking and unlocking, and the ability to pay for rides using a smartphone app.

#iot cellular connectivity has also made it possible for micromobility companies to offer services such as shared scooter fleets, where users can locate and unlock a nearby scooter using their smartphone.

The move to remote and hybrid work, as well as rising gas prices, may have contributed to the growth of the #micromobility industry.

How Low Code / No Code Platforms are enhancing Digital Transformation, specially Industrial Iot!

One of the core things in your digital transformation journey is to make sure people are included in how you improve your processes.

Because work is typically siloed among machines, shop floors, products, data, and systems, and business processes it can be difficult to work together.

Creating applications can help bridge the gaps and allow your divisions to become more united by analyzing and comparing data together.

Developing lowcode applications doesn’t require users to know coding, anyone can create an application.

Domain experts and #IT professionals can work together to create solutions that bring more value to the business.

Doing so allows for #governance and #security to stay firmly intact, while solutions are driven by value and impact on the business.

EVs are great! But what of fraud risk at charging stations? Who keeps tabs on that?

Addressing fraud at charging points can be a complex task.

For commercial charging stations, fraud prevention measures may include implementing secure payment systems, conducting regular audits and inspections, and monitoring usage patterns to identify any unusual activity.

What Airtel, Jio & Vodafone are doing, and how they can lead in the IoT Market!

As the telecos power ahead with new age internet technologies, like IoT, AR/VR, Blockchain and with the obvious use of AI, there is a large market that they can capture.

Internet of Things (IoT) services are becoming increasingly important as more and more devices are connected to the internet.

How to calculate the service life of an industrial asset using Industrial IoT (IIoT)?

How does industrial iot play a role in this ?

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) refers to the use of connected devices and sensors to gather and analyze data in industrial settings. In terms of calculating the service life of an industrial asset, IIoT can play a role in several ways.

To calculate the service life of an industrial asset, you will need to consider these factors and make an educated estimate based on your specific circumstances. You may also want to consult industry standards or guidelines for guidance on expected service life for different types of assets.

How Embedos helps Tank Manufacturers and Dairy Producers optimize their Tank Fill Control.

chnically-advanced controller that works on real-time data and system integrations can solve a lot of trouble. Embedos EB Series (EM Bose) is currently amongst the best liquid-level controllers for tank manufacturers & liquid production industries like dairy, water, juice, oil, wine etc when it comes to measuring the level of multiple liquids without changing device configuration. 

Combining with Temperature Input interfaces on Thermocouple / RTD inputs, the same controller can measure & display liquid level and temperature of the environment / tank.  

Compatible with both vertical and horizontal tanks, EM Bose is a tested and heavily deployed industrial solution. It calculates the volume of the liquid in the tank taking inputs from a pressure sensor mounted at the bottom of the tank. The data collected on the volume is displayed in real-time via a digital screen.

Real Time Data Logger with Embedded Web App

Real Time Data Logger with Embedded Web App

Deployment Year: 2020

Deployment Type: Modbus Data Logger + Expansion IO Card+  Embedded Server based Web Application

Embedos Data Logger + Embedos Expansion IO Card take in an RS-485 input and  4 Analog Inputs Each to display Guages for 8 Analog Channels. Similarly displays a graph of the last 100 values of corresponding channels.

The Embedos Real Time software running on an Embedded Web Server on the master Data logger allows you to download data shown on the table in Excel, CSV or PDF formats directly.

 

Embedos_Connection Diagram between Datalogger & Expansion Unit

Embedos_8 Guage Dashboard Web App running on Embedded Web Server

Embedos Real TIme Dashboard_Historical Data settings

Embedos_ Real Time Web App - Application Settings

Embedos_ Real Time Web App - Channel Settings - Add Records

Embedos_ Real Time Web App - Channel Settings - Widgets

Embedos_ Real Time Web App - How to edit records

Embedos_ Real Time Web App - Network Settings

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Vertical Tank Monitoring - Embedos - Em Bose ( EB ) 3.2″ HMI

Tank Fill Control – Tank Level Monitoring!

1) The Embedos EB Series ( EM Bose ) calcuates the volume of the liquid in the tank & displays its level. The calculation is done based on the inputs from a Pressure sensor that is mounted at the bottom of the tank.

2) The device displays real time values & level of the tank with a view of set points or Threshold Limits between which the liquid of interest should remain.

3) If the Liquid crosses either of the two setpoints, the device sets of a relay which is connected to a high wattage Industrial Lamp ( Bulb ) to indicate that the threshold has been crossed. Also, the device has a buzzer that goes off on the crossing.

IO Data Logger + 4G Gateway

The Embedos IO data logger is designed to log data to device as analog inputs, a pulse input which is to be converted to RPM value. The logger is able to also display real-time data on a webpage based utility.

The user can interact with the data-logger to configure and view all the settings and device parameters currently running on the device. The logger can store real-time data and send the same data via MQTT to a broker.

Embedo Em Dian – ( ED ) Enclosure

Dual Channel Analog Data Logger + 7” HMI

Deployment Type: Data Logger +7 Inch HMI Display

“Embedos Engineering – 7 inch Data logger HMI, Model ERA021. (Simultaneous 2 channels)

It has 7 inch touch screen display to monitor sensor data graphically. It has options to start and stop data logging facility.

(External Start Stop for each channel via DI) Has USB port for pen drive connection. You can download the data log in excel format for selected date and time. 2 nos. Digital outputs for set point. – Just NPN outputs.

Embedos_CAN based Forklift Reach Height Controller Display - main page

Can Forklift Controller – Reach Height Display

Deployment Year: 2018

Deployment Type: Data Logger + Display

Problem Statement: In narrow warehouses with high racks, the view and space to maneuver are often restricted.

The Embedos Forklift controller and display based on CAN Bus helps the driver with appropriate displays and assistance systems. This makes load handling safer and more efficient.

Embedos_CAN - J1939 Datalogging Dashboard showing decoded parameters in varied widgets

CAN-J1939 Data Logger & Modbus – TCP Gateway

This was deployed in 2021, to log a particular set of parameters from a Caterpillar Engine ECU and display logged data.

The Embedos Monitoring Software was used to visualize logged data from the ECU in the form of charts and gauges, display log files in .csv formats and give options & download all log files into the system

Embedos_Connection Diagram between Datalogger & Expansion Unit

Real Time Data Logger with Embedded Web App

Embedos Data Logger + Embedos Expansion IO Card take in an RS-485 input and  4 Analog Inputs Each to display Guages for 8 Analog Channels. Similarly displays a graph of the last 100 values of corresponding channels.

The Embedos Real Time software running on an Embedded Web Server on the master Data logger allows you to download data shown on the table in Excel, CSV or PDF formats directly.

Embedos_EDGE

Edge_Glove Test Controller

Deployment Year: 2019 – 2022

Deployment Type: Multiple IO Data Logger + Browser based Web App.

The EDGE as a GLT controller provides an internal Modbus Server to read the analog and Digital inputs and control digital outputs.

EDGE calibration, test and network configuration options have been added to the latest iteration of this application of the EDGE.

EmView-Vibration Monitoring Software - Spindle 1

Vibration Monitoring Software

The monitoring software stores historical data of each of the vibration units connected to it.

You can view this data in graphical form by right clicking on a card and selecting View History (Alternately, you can also Double Click on a card to open Graph window)

Edge_Glove Test Controller

Edge GLT Controller Type “EMR813”

Deployment Year: 2019 – 2022

Deployment Type: Multiple IO Data Logger + Browser based Web App.

The EDGE as a GLT controller provides an internal Modbus Server to read the analog and Digital inputs and control digital outputs.

In this application it used to monitor and control a Glove Leak Testing application by controlling a pneumatic pump and monitoring the pressure drop in an inflated glove. The complete system is battery operated and housed in a nylon enclosure for portability. For this reason, all communication is handled by the on-board Wi-Fi module of the EDGE.

EDGE calibration, test and network configuration options have been added to the latest iteration of this application of the EDGE.

 

 

 

Embedos_Edge

Embedos_EM_Maintenance Mode Web Page for Glove Testing Appication

Embedos_EM_Network Settings Web Page for Glove Testing Appication

Embedos_EM_Settings Web Page for Glove Testing Appication

Embedos_EM_Connection Diagram for Glove Testing Appication

Embedos_EM_Login Web Page for Glove Testing Appication

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Vertical Tank Monitoring - Embedos - Em Bose ( EB ) 3.2″ HMI

Tank Fill Control – Tank Level Monitoring!

1) The Embedos EB Series ( EM Bose ) calcuates the volume of the liquid in the tank & displays its level. The calculation is done based on the inputs from a Pressure sensor that is mounted at the bottom of the tank.

2) The device displays real time values & level of the tank with a view of set points or Threshold Limits between which the liquid of interest should remain.

3) If the Liquid crosses either of the two setpoints, the device sets of a relay which is connected to a high wattage Industrial Lamp ( Bulb ) to indicate that the threshold has been crossed. Also, the device has a buzzer that goes off on the crossing.

IO Data Logger + 4G Gateway

The Embedos IO data logger is designed to log data to device as analog inputs, a pulse input which is to be converted to RPM value. The logger is able to also display real-time data on a webpage based utility.

The user can interact with the data-logger to configure and view all the settings and device parameters currently running on the device. The logger can store real-time data and send the same data via MQTT to a broker.

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Dual Channel Analog Data Logger + 7” HMI

Deployment Type: Data Logger +7 Inch HMI Display

“Embedos Engineering – 7 inch Data logger HMI, Model ERA021. (Simultaneous 2 channels)

It has 7 inch touch screen display to monitor sensor data graphically. It has options to start and stop data logging facility.

(External Start Stop for each channel via DI) Has USB port for pen drive connection. You can download the data log in excel format for selected date and time. 2 nos. Digital outputs for set point. – Just NPN outputs.

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Can Forklift Controller – Reach Height Display

Deployment Year: 2018

Deployment Type: Data Logger + Display

Problem Statement: In narrow warehouses with high racks, the view and space to maneuver are often restricted.

The Embedos Forklift controller and display based on CAN Bus helps the driver with appropriate displays and assistance systems. This makes load handling safer and more efficient.

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CAN-J1939 Data Logger & Modbus – TCP Gateway

This was deployed in 2021, to log a particular set of parameters from a Caterpillar Engine ECU and display logged data.

The Embedos Monitoring Software was used to visualize logged data from the ECU in the form of charts and gauges, display log files in .csv formats and give options & download all log files into the system

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Real Time Data Logger with Embedded Web App

Embedos Data Logger + Embedos Expansion IO Card take in an RS-485 input and  4 Analog Inputs Each to display Guages for 8 Analog Channels. Similarly displays a graph of the last 100 values of corresponding channels.

The Embedos Real Time software running on an Embedded Web Server on the master Data logger allows you to download data shown on the table in Excel, CSV or PDF formats directly.

Embedos_EDGE

Edge_Glove Test Controller

Deployment Year: 2019 – 2022

Deployment Type: Multiple IO Data Logger + Browser based Web App.

The EDGE as a GLT controller provides an internal Modbus Server to read the analog and Digital inputs and control digital outputs.

EDGE calibration, test and network configuration options have been added to the latest iteration of this application of the EDGE.

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Vibration Monitoring Software

The monitoring software stores historical data of each of the vibration units connected to it.

You can view this data in graphical form by right clicking on a card and selecting View History (Alternately, you can also Double Click on a card to open Graph window)

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