A facility monitoring system realized at an overwhelmingly low cost.
It is a monitoring system using wireless sensing that can be built at an overwhelmingly low cost. It can utilize a variety of sensors centered around vibration. As a result of achieving low power consumption while maintaining sufficient sensitivity to detect abnormal signs, it has achieved a battery life of about three years with measurements taken every five minutes (using a CR2032 button battery). It is possible to start small with a low-cost investment and gradually increase the number of sensors to improve the reliability of the entire line.
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Wireless Vibration Sensor - 3-axis accelerometer + magnetic sensor Can be utilized not only for vibration detection but also for solutions using the magnetic sensor, such as door open/close detection. - Approximately 3 years of battery life with measurements taken every 5 minutes. - The radio wave reach distance of the sensor is 20-30 meters (within a factory). The reach distance greatly depends on the surrounding environment, and in open areas, it can exceed 100 meters. Other wireless sensors: - Thermocouple - Environmental sensors (temperature, humidity, illuminance)
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The vibration sensor has been implemented in 500 locations at major pharmaceutical companies. Demonstration experiments will begin in September 2025 at the Kurashiki City Waterworks and sewage treatment plant (178 locations).
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Eimoto Giken Co., Ltd. is a company that provides the equipment monitoring system "SCOPE." "SCOPE" is designed with the concept of enhancing the overall reliability of production lines and facilities by deploying a network of (vibration) sensors. We specialize in abnormal equipment detection, logical maintenance planning, system development using the cloud, and edge computing (IoT). Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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