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Manufacturing
8 months
5 engineers

Industrial IoT Monitoring Platform

Client: Manufacturing Company

Developed an IoT platform connecting 500+ industrial sensors for real-time production monitoring, quality control, and predictive maintenance.

45%
reduction in unplanned stops
28%
reduction
12%
across all facilities
500+
across 3 facilities

The Challenge

A manufacturing company operating three production facilities wanted to gain visibility into their operations through sensor data. Their existing approach involved manual meter readings and paper-based quality checks, resulting in delayed problem detection and limited ability to optimize production processes.

Equipment failures were only discovered when machines stopped working, resulting in unplanned downtime and production losses. Quality issues were often detected only during final inspection, after defective products had already been produced.

Management had limited visibility into real-time production status. Daily reports were compiled manually from multiple sources, often containing stale or inconsistent data. There was no systematic way to compare performance across shifts, lines, or facilities.

Our Approach

Deployed a network of 500+ industrial sensors across three facilities measuring temperature, pressure, vibration, and production counts
Built an edge computing layer to preprocess sensor data and handle connectivity interruptions
Implemented a time-series database architecture optimized for high-volume sensor data ingestion and querying
Created real-time dashboards showing production status, equipment health, and quality metrics
Developed machine learning models to detect anomalies and predict equipment failures before they occur
Built mobile alerts that notify operators and maintenance staff of issues requiring immediate attention

The Outcome

The IoT platform was deployed across all three facilities over 8 months. Real-time visibility transformed operations management, with floor supervisors and executives now accessing live production data from any device.

Predictive maintenance capabilities reduced unplanned downtime by 45%, with the system detecting early warning signs of 34 equipment failures in the first year. Early detection of quality anomalies reduced defect rates by 28%, catching issues before they propagated through production runs.

The data collected enabled continuous process optimization. Analysis of production patterns led to scheduling and configuration changes that improved overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) by 12% across all facilities.

Technologies Used

Node.jsTimescaleDBApache KafkaInfluxDBGrafanaTensorFlowAWS IoTReact

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