America's Landing Strategy for Smart Automation
summary
Advantech lays out concrete deployments: over one million ADAM modules sold and plans to add wireless/NORWIN support; a water treatment build uses WISE-4610 LoRaWAN sensors with GPS and rechargeable batteries; a spindle-monitoring retrofit uses USB-5801 192 kHz 24-bit DAQ inside the machine; a New York elevator project uses an ICR3211B LTE router for last‑gasp power alerts; SmartMesh IP nodes yield 3–5 year battery life and mesh penetration; Caltrans work connects 1,000+ remote locations with LTE/FirstNet and hardened edge computing that passes PoCs.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:15Andrew Lund
- 4:46Wireless
- 7:36Case Highlighting a Control Application
- 8:26Data Acquisition Io
- 12:48Lte Router
- 13:57How Advantix Products and Technology Innovation Is Supporting Our Channel Partners Success in Smart Automation
- 17:13Winning Attributes
- 22:23Hardened Edge Computer
related talks
27mHow ecosystems plus LoRaWAN disrupt traditional business
01h 00mRedefine the Future. City by City
34mIoT Solutions for Life-safety Applications
16mSmart Campus: A deployment perspective
24mThe Digitisation of Agriculture: Connecting the Farm to the Future
27mReal-world Success Stories with LoRa
52mCommercialize your Product
14mUnlocking the potential of smart lighting