M2M VERTICAL
Manufacturing/OEM
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M2M Means Business
Business and M2M (machine-to-machine) have long gone hand in hand. Many in the market point to manufacturing as the industry in which this technology established it roots. In fact, to this day manufacturing continues to embrace the technology across multiple facets of operation, from production lines to the supply-chain. But M2M is not just for manufacturing; it’s for industries like transportation, energy, security, and more.
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Simplifying the Development Process
Getting a new product to market in the M2M (machine-to-machine) space has traditionally been no walk in the park. In fact, some might classify the process as a long journey with many different stops along the way. Suffice it to say many companies who are currently or are at least planning to launch a new wireless device probably wouldn’t object to making a few less stops on the way to market.
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“Sensing” a Need, Sensors Gain Internet Connectivity
Whether Sensors Are Stand-Alone, connected to PLCs, interfaced to PCs or tied directly to networks, these devices can be found in a multitude of electronics that affect daily life – from washing machines to windshield wiper blades. Although there are a number of ways to add sensor data to a system, designers and users want to keep the sensor-to-system interface process as easy as possible, and, in many cases, users want this information to be accessible via the Internet.
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M2M Project Management
The expansion of traditional cellular communication networks like GSM and CDMA and their evolution to faster and more robust data transfer solutions (GPRS, EDGE, 3G) is resulting in a growing number of companies and organizations thinking about connecting their products to such data networks to provide new services or to enhance existing ones.
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Manufacturing Efficiencies
Vicaima is using RFID to slam the door on inefficiency. The company faced a growing worldwide demand for its elegant, stylish wooden doors. Vicaima was expanding from its traditional base of operations in Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom, and to meet the growing customer demand, the company turned to an EPC-compliant RFID installation to carve out efficiencies in its production and stock control systems.
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Safety First with M2M
M2M technology is being used in a number of industries to promote a safer working environment.
One of the key issues in any workplace is safety. Ensuring employees are not working under hazardous conditions can be difficult to monitor in facilities such as a steel manufacturing plant or large construction site. The same goes for employees working by themselves in remote locations. Ensuring safety in the workplace can prove to be a difficult task but M2M (machine-to-machine) technology can help.
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