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Machine-to-machine connectivity for enhanced business intelligence and process improvements. We put the Industrial Internet of Things to work for you!

Connecting many systems, databases, equipment and machines benefits manufacturing operations. Use the power of the IIoT to increase productivity.

At the same time, improve data integrity, measure efficiency and identify problems. With Radley solutions, almost anything can be a connected device!

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Radley brings the IIoT together to help you:

Calculate key performance indicators from your shop floor in real-time
Track machine and user activities and events without the complexity of multiple systems
Eliminate waste and decrease downtime for a more efficient manufacturing facility
View OEE and OLE metrics from the dashboard—without the need for manual calculations

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The IIoT Has Arrived. Are You Benefitting?

The Industrial Internet of Things is quickly becoming part of modern manufacturing. In turn, connected IIoT devices and systems have the potential for valuable insights. As a result, data from every point in the manufacturing process means big benefits.

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The IIoT uses smart sensors, machines, tools and software. These systems collect data from points along the manufacturing floor. Then, they pass the information to a cloud server for analysis.

Cloud computing makes managing the connected factory possible. For instance, internet-connected devices collect, store and analyze big data. All this data reaches its destination through the cloud as it’s passed it over the internet to data centers.

A recent study found that almost 1 in 4 businesses on the cloud use IoT features. Using the Cloud for IoT connectivity has many benefits.

First, the cloud allows data from different locations to be centrally stored. Plus, deployment on the Cloud provides increased security and convenience. Also, cloud computing reduces cost and resource demands.

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There are many IoT applications for consumer goods. For example, you may be familiar with smart appliances or smart watches. And its adoption shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, according to Gartner report, by 2020 connected devices will reach to 20.6 billion.

In contrast, adoption of industrial IoT platforms has been slower. But, it promises potential for efficiency and quality control throughout the supply chain.

IoT software for device management is one application gaining ground for industrial use. It allows users to remotely track and manage their physical devices. In particular, this could include remote software and firmware update.

Plus, IoT device management could provide security protocols. As a result, companies could protect devices from potential hacking.

Also, the application of IIoT solutions achieves what’s called a “connected factory”. This involves connecting items like tools, machines and sensors to a network. Then, IT managers can track these connected devices by remote. Thus, allowing real-time data collection on downtime, inventory, and job status.

RADLEY BRINGS THE IIOT TOGETHER TO HELP YOU:

Calculate key performance indicators from your shop floor in real-time
Track machine and user activities and events without the complexity of many systems
Cut waste and decrease downtime for a more efficient manufacturing facility
View OEE and OLE metrics from the dashboard—without the need for manual calculations

For over 40 years, Radley has specialized in integrated data collection. In that time, we’ve helped manufacturers gain real-time visibility to their processes.

Along the way, Radley solutions let companies automate tasks and increase efficiency. Now we bring our expertise to today’s world of internet-connected devices.

Radley’s cloud computing solutions help manufacturers gain visibility to your processes. For example, you can track machine downtime and maintenance to boost productivity. In turn, you can meet regulations, control quality, optimize workflows and gain insight.

Unlike some IoT companies, we have decades of experience working with manufacturers. Plus, we’re a total solution provider. Get software, hardware, consulting, implementation and training all from one vendor!

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What is the difference between IoT and IIoT?

First, the IoT and IIoT are both part of what’s called Industry 4.0. Since the industrial revolution began in the late 1700’s, there have been four iterations of industrial transformation.

Industry 1.0 was marked by the transition of hand production to the use of steam powered machines. Then, in the late 1800’s, Industry 2.0 included technologies such as the telegraph and electricity.

Next, Industry 3.0 occurred during the second half of the 20th century. It saw the creation of digital advancements like widespread computer use. Finally, Industry 4.0 is the current stage of industrial transformation and includes connected devices and cloud computing.

Both the IoT and the IIoT connect physical objects to collect data. But the Internet of Things (IoT) refers to internet-connected consumer devices.

For example, billions of devices are IoT connected. These IoT devices include phones, fitness trackers, or even some smart home appliances add connectivity.

Also, some smart cities are coming on-line. These cities are using sensors to collect data. In turn, the data is used to efficiently manage assets and resources.

In contrast, the IIoT refers to the Industrial Internet of Things which focuses on industrial applications. Connected machines and systems provide vast amounts of data.

The purpose is to improve business outcomes. Namely, IIoT technologies improve connectivity and efficiency or add time or cost savings. These can include sensors or intelligent machines used to gain data analytics.

How is IIoT transforming the supply chain?

Many factors present challenges to today’s complex supply chains. For example, theft, IT failures and more can work to undermine production and raise costs. But, the addition of control systems through the IIoT can curtail these risks.

IIoT connected devices generate large amounts of data. This “big data” can be collected and analyzed to improve processes. Big data analytics is the process of examining this data. Ultimately, the goal is to discover information that can help companies make informed business decisions.

For example, sensors added to shipments can track temperature for perishable products. Also, sensors aide in keeping track of reliability and condition of production equipment. Then, data analytics systems use this data to track downtime, maintenance schedules and more.

What is the difference between machine learning and IoT?

In short, the IIoT gathers real-time data from connected devices. In contrast, machine learning analyzes that data to identify patterns. Then, it is able to make predictions based on those patterns.

For example, machine learning algorithms may perform “predictive maintenance.” As a result, the data can predict device failure or remaining equipment life.

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