A blog about Industrial IoT, Smart Manufacturing, and Digital Transformation
Here's a list with five types of Modbus-compatible sensors that can have a profound impact on different industrial operations and a featured example for each of them.
IoT data collection is the process of using sensors attached to your physical devices to track important variables. This data helps you make more informed and better decisions.
A transformative experiment led by One Planet Education Network (OPEN) and Mabanga Agriculture Training Center (ATC) is being conducted in Bungoma by implementing IoT technology to enhance crop yields, improve soil fertility, combat drought, and promote eco-friendly farming.
With the arrival of the last “dots” of the year, we proudly look back at the path we’ve traveled in 2023 thanks to your continued support and loyalty to Ubidots.
Discover how these platforms can help you scale effortlessly, enhance security, and streamline your IoT operations. Whether you're managing a few devices or thousands, this guide will help you choose the right platform to keep your IoT deployments running smoothly.
IoT technology can provide a cost-effective and efficient solution for water monitoring, allowing real-time data to be collected and analyzed remotely. In this article, we'll explore how IoT is being used for different types of water monitoring and the benefits it offers.
By combining Ubidots’ tools with the LYNX IoT gateway, their flagship product, YuDash builds scalable solutions that contribute to the achievement of their clients' specific KPIs, such as energy consumption and billing-related issues.
By leveraging the power of non-invasive, battery-powered, wireless sensors, Quantify Environmental transforms opaque monthly utility usage into tangible, high-resolution data.
Robustel designs and manufactures high-quality wireless modems, routers, and gateways.
GPS trackers have benefited from the drop in prices, making them suitable for a growing set of asset monitoring applications that were impossible before.
