IoT
Measure what is currently assumed
We install sensing and monitoring platforms that show the real state of facilities, equipment and ambient conditions. We start from a concrete business question and only install the sensors that answer it.
- A contained proof of concept before any wide rollout
- Actionable alerts, not a dashboard nobody opens
- Integration with the operational systems already in use
What we solve
What we hear before we start
IoT projects fail when they start from the technology instead of the question.
Decisions made on manual readings
Readings are taken on paper once a shift, keyed in later and reviewed once the problem has already happened.
Failures detected too late
A cold room, a tank or a line drifts out of range and nobody notices until the next round.
Sensors nobody looks at
There is equipment generating data, but no alerts and no integration: the dashboard exists and nobody opens it.
Not enough evidence for audits
You need to demonstrate storage or operating conditions and the available record isn't traceable.
What's included
What the service includes
Sensing, connectivity, platform and alert rules, wired into the operation.
Industrial sensing
Temperature, humidity, pressure, level, electrical consumption, vibration, opening and presence, according to what needs answering.
On-site connectivity
A communications layer designed for the plant or building, including areas without conventional coverage.
Monitoring and alerts
Thresholds per asset, alert escalation by shift and owner, and acknowledgement of every event.
History and traceability
A continuous record you can query by period and export as evidence for internal or customer audits.
Operational integration
Events wired into your maintenance system, your service desk or your communications platform.
Maintaining the deployment
Periodic sensor checks, battery replacement and calibration according to the type of measurement.
How we deploy it
How we deploy it
The business question first, the sensor second. Never the other way round.
Define the question
We agree which operational decision the data should enable and what margin of error is acceptable for it.
Proof of concept
We instrument one area or asset group and validate the quality of the data and the value of the alerts in real operation.
Rollout
We scale to the remaining assets with a proven design, defining owners and escalation paths for each alert.
Operate and tune
We refine thresholds against observed behaviour to cut false alarms and keep the team's attention.
Use cases by industry
Use cases by industry
Multi-site retail
Monitoring of refrigeration and floor conditions, with alerts to whoever is responsible at each store.
Logistics and fleet tracking
Cold-chain temperature control and a record of conditions during transport and storage.
Automotive
Monitoring of electrical consumption and workshop conditions, and access control to vehicle storage areas.
Benefits for your operation
What changes in your operation
Intervention before the loss
The alert arrives while there is still time to act, not once stock is spoiled or a line has stopped.
Traceable evidence
The history supports audits, claims and quality reviews.
More useful inspection rounds
Staff stop spending time taking routine readings and spend it on whatever is out of range.
Investment justified case by case
A contained proof of concept avoids deploying hundreds of sensors before confirming they earn their place.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Can we start small?
That's the recommended approach. A proof of concept on one area or asset group confirms the value before investing in a wide rollout.
What if the plant has poor connectivity?
Designing the communications layer is part of the project and includes alternatives for areas without conventional coverage.
Does the data stay on your platform?
Not necessarily. We deliver it through an API so it can live in your maintenance system, your ERP or your dashboards.
How do you avoid alert fatigue?
Thresholds are set per asset with escalation paths by owner, and tuned during operation against real observed behaviour.
Who maintains the sensors?
We do, through a periodic verification programme that includes battery replacement and calibration according to the type of measurement.
Does it integrate with the rest of Omitech's services?
Yes. IoT alerts are commonly wired into the communications platform so they reach the right person on shift through the right channel.
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Ready to review your operation with us?
Book a no-cost assessment. We review your current setup, identify what is worth solving first and hand you a proposal with an agreed scope and timeline.
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