[Case Study of Instrument Reading Implementation] Ibaraki University, Hitachi Campus
No more manual input into Excel, improving work efficiency! Real-time data acquisition.
We would like to introduce a case where "Instrument Reading Image" was implemented at the Yoshida Yukiko Laboratory, Ibaraki University Hitachi Campus. Before the implementation, the electric power was checked on a receipt-like paper, and then manually entered into an Excel file, which was a problem due to inefficiency in operations. After the implementation, it has been utilized for automating the reading of electric power, output, and the posting of electricity usage on the website. 【Effects】 ■ Since the software is a one-time purchase, there are no running costs for usage. ■ Measurement can be done using a laptop. ■ The reading cycle can be easily changed. ■ It has become possible to confirm small changes in numerical values. ■ You only need to purchase a license for the number of additional meters you want, making it easy to consider. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Future Utilization Policy】 ■ Aim to automatically display the read values in real-time on the Engineering Department's power usage page. ■ Consider utilizing an email notification function to alert relevant parties when set thresholds are exceeded, for energy management purposes. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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IWATSU aims to transform from the traditional business model to a new business model and is advancing the development of services that match market changes. By providing "Factory IoT" products that enable "unmanned" or "minimal manpower" factories, as well as "communication services" that promote changes in work styles, we support the transformation to new ways of working.