The sensors themselves are not connected to the controls of the equipment they are monitoring and operate only with outbound-only data. Data collected could be used in a server on-cloud or on-premises with no data left in the IoT. Data collected can be accessed through the REST API or PUSH API.
Who owns and has access to the data?
The customer owns the data and access to it, there is not an additional fee for each user.
What data is collected?
Data is collected every minute (adjustable in settings), the data collected includes 50 key parameters involving Vibration, Ultrasound, and temperature. This data is broken down into the following measurable categories: Known state, Rotation Speed, Ambient Temperature, Utilization Rate, Operating State, Vibrations (Root Mean Square [RMS] Velocity), Ultrasound (RMS Level), Surface Temperature, Vibration (RMS Acceleration), Vibration (Peak Acceleration), Vibration- Kurtosis (Early stage bearing defects and gear tooth cracks), Axial Axis (Alignment), Vertical Axis (Alignment), Horizontal Axis (Alignment), Vibration (spectrogram), Ultrasound (spectrogram), Sensor Battery Monitoring, Vibration Alarm, Vibration Severity. Ultimately the information is analyzed by a customized A.I. algorithm to present an anomaly score which presents an overall picture of how the equipment is performing and allows us to create an alert to indicate when it’s time to inspect for service.