Solutions
Industrial Internet of Things
Connect Your Operations.
Understand Your Business.
Connect machines, sensors, equipment and systems to bring real-time visibility and intelligence to your industrial operations.
The Challenge
When Your Operations Are Disconnected, Your Data Is Too.
Machines generate data every day. But without the right connectivity and visibility, that data can remain isolated across equipment, systems and processes.
Limited Visibility
Without real-time monitoring, understanding operational performance can become difficult.
Disconnected Systems
Machines, sensors and business systems may operate independently without a connected view.
Delayed Insights
When information is not available at the right time, operational decisions can take longer.
What is IIoT?
Turning Industrial Data Into Digital Visibility
Industrial Internet of Things connects machines, sensors, equipment and systems so that operational data can be collected, monitored and analyzed digitally.
Pedesis helps businesses bring these connected environments together to create a clearer view of their operations.
How It Works
From Machine Data to Meaningful Insights
Sensors
Machines &
Equipment
Connectivity
Action
Monitoring &
Analytics
Data Platform
Sensors
Machines & Equipment
Connectivity
Data Platform
Monitoring & Analytics
Action
Connected Operations
Connect the Things That Matter
Machines
Connect industrial machines and equipment to capture operational data.
Sensors
Collect data from connected industrial sensors.
Production Equipment
Bring production equipment into a connected monitoring environment.
Utilities
Connect utility-related monitoring points for better visibility.
Industrial Systems
Bring relevant industrial systems into a connected digital environment.
Operational Data
Centralize operational information for monitoring and analysis.
Real-Time Monitoring
See What Is Happening Across Your Operations
Connected data can be presented through centralized monitoring interfaces, helping teams understand operational conditions through a clear digital view.
Connected Devices
247
Online
Active Machines
38
of 42 total
Data Points / min
1,842
Streaming
Active Alerts
3
Review
Machine Status
Floor AProduction Activity
Last 8 hoursSensor Readings
Temperature
72.4°C
Vibration
1.2 mm/s
Pressure
4.8 bar
Humidity
45%
Recent Alerts
High temp on Press 03
2 min ago
Conveyor 02 offline
8 min ago
Vibration alert CNC 04
15 min ago
Connectivity Status
Historical Trend — Temperature
Data & Analytics
Data Is More Useful When You Can Understand It
Connected equipment can generate large amounts of operational data. IoT monitoring and analytics help bring that information into a clearer and more usable format.
Real-Time Data
Access operational data as it is generated from connected equipment.
Historical Trends
Review patterns and trends in operational data over time.
Operational Monitoring
View connected operations through centralized digital interfaces.
Data Visualization
Present complex operational data in visually clear formats.
Application Areas
Where Industrial IoT Can Make a Difference
Production Monitoring
Monitor production-related activity and operational information.
Machine Monitoring
Bring machine conditions and activity into a connected monitoring environment.
Utility Monitoring
Create digital visibility into connected utility monitoring points.
Warehouse Monitoring
Connect relevant warehouse activities and operational data.
Equipment Monitoring
Monitor connected equipment through centralized digital interfaces.
Operational Visibility
Bring different sources of operational information into a clearer digital view.
Why IoT
Build a More Connected Operation
Better Visibility
Create a clearer view of connected operations.
Faster Access to Information
Bring operational information closer to the people who need it.
Connected Systems
Create connections between machines, equipment, sensors and digital systems.
Data-Driven Understanding
Use connected operational data to better understand processes and performance.
Scalable Digital Foundation
Build a connected foundation that can evolve with your digital transformation journey.
The Pedesis Approach
Where IT Meets OT
Operational Technology
PEDESIS
Bridging physical
and digital
Information Technology
Operational Technology
PEDESIS
Bridging physical and digital
Information Technology
Pedesis bridges the physical world of industrial operations with the digital world of software, data and technology.
Our Approach
From Understanding the Process to Connecting the Operation
Understand
Understand your operations, processes and requirements.
Identify
Identify the equipment, data and systems that need to be connected.
Connect
Create the required connections between physical assets and digital systems.
Monitor
Bring connected information into a centralized monitoring environment.
Improve
Use operational information to identify opportunities for improvement.
Understand
Understand your operations, processes and requirements.
Identify
Identify the equipment, data and systems that need to be connected.
Connect
Create the required connections between physical assets and digital systems.
Monitor
Bring connected information into a centralized monitoring environment.
Improve
Use operational information to identify opportunities for improvement.
Why Pedesis
Technology That Understands the Real World
IT + OT Understanding
We understand both the digital and physical sides of industrial operations.
Industrial Focus
Our focus is on industrial environments and the operational challenges they present.
End-to-End Thinking
We think about the full journey — from the machine on the floor to the dashboard on the screen.
Human-Centered Technology
We build technology that serves the people who operate and manage industrial environments.
FAQ
Questions About Industrial IoT?
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) refers to the use of connected sensors, instruments and other devices in industrial environments. It enables the collection, monitoring and analysis of operational data from machines, equipment and systems to improve visibility and understanding of industrial processes.
IIoT can connect a wide range of industrial assets including machines, production equipment, sensors, utility systems, warehouse infrastructure and various industrial control systems. The specific connections depend on the operational environment and monitoring requirements.
IoT helps industrial operations by creating connected digital visibility into what is happening across equipment and processes. This can enable real-time monitoring, better access to operational information and a more connected view of the overall operation.
IoT systems can collect various types of operational data including temperature, pressure, vibration, humidity, machine status, production activity, equipment runtime and other sensor-based measurements. The specific data depends on the types of sensors and equipment connected.
Yes. IoT solutions can often be designed to work alongside and integrate with existing industrial systems, software and infrastructure. The approach to integration depends on the specific systems in place and the connectivity requirements of the operation.
Industrial IoT
Ready to Connect Your Operations?
Let's understand your operations and explore how IoT can create better visibility across your business.
