
IoT in Manufacturing

IoT Manufacturing
Optimising
production
processes
Plant and
machinery
management
Quality
assurance
Use Cases
For specific industries

Remote monitoring?
IoT-connected devices with sensors let you monitor equipment usage and condition to assess their performance and service them in case of any problems.

Predictive maintenance
IoT solutions can gather data on tooling performance and health, helping maintenance teams better understand when to service production equipment.

Real-time production visibility
Thanks to connecting machinery to IoT-enabled monitoring platforms, plant managers can easily view all their machines and assess their performance against production goals in real time.

Supply chain optimisation?
IoT enables easier access and analysis of data on supply chain operations. As a result, production companies can better track assets, control inventory, and automate tasks.
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For specific industries
FAQ: IoT in manufacturing: solutions for your company
Frequently asked questions
The use of IoT—the Internet of Things—in manufacturing involves connected devices, sensors, and systems that collect, analyse, and let companies extract insights from real-time production data.
This ability translates into multiple benefits, such as optimised process efficiency, machine and equipment usage, and reduced downtime, which all positively affect producers’ bottom lines.