Ripples IOT blog archives

Logistics cargo monitoring

Logistics cargo tracking & monitoring An innovative software of the Internet of things enabled indoor positioning, cellular IOT tracking solution for supply chain logistics industries to deliver deep business insights and in turn provide superior customer service through logistics cargo monitoring in warehousing, manufacturing industries. For eg, your customer at the production house or supplier can monitor the arrival, departure timings, and shipment environment while at dispatch and transit. All of which are visible on the logistics customer portal. Consignments and containers can be attached with tracking tags Accumulate operational data using these smart tags Pallet and rack utilization monitoring in

September 2, 2021 No Comments

IOT in logistics industry

Integrating workflow with smart devices for using IOT in logistics industry for the supply chain visibility. Improve the multi-location movement of dairy & farm produce, sensitive & high-value cargo. Share consignment location to the business partner ecosystem. Reduce theft, accidents, abuse, audit costs, and monitor high-value goods en route from supplier to the factory to the distributor and retail locations. Integrating our 4G enabled supply chain tracking is a matter of delivering more for less. Safety, tracking, security & just in time inventory “… Integrated with our truck arrival system, Ripples IOT in logistics industry provides instant alerts on the arrival and

September 2, 2021 No Comments

Indoor positioning analytics

Workflow, operational insights to improve productivity & safety A dashboard can be defined as a graphical user interface that often provides at-a-glance views of key performance indicators (KPIs) relevant to a particular objective or business process. In another usage, ‘dashboard’ is a technical term for ‘progress report’ or ‘activity report’ and is considered a form of data visualisation. Here’s a blog on how the dashboard is structured and the tools used for indoor positioning data analytics. Gain new insights for warehouse tracking systems and hospital asset tracking systems. Like smart warehouses, hospitals are the places where the maximum amount of deployments

August 9, 2021 No Comments

Measure, monitor, control

Indoor location tracking & monitoring Measure, control, monitor & save Money saved is money earned, more so in a business environment challenged by a slowdown due to disruptive market forces and geopolitical situations. Optimize shop floor efficiency, improve inventory management, improve supply chain visibility, increase staff productivity, reduce energy consumption, improve workplace safety. The possibilities are endless with our ready-to-deploy Bluetooth mesh-enabled indoor tracking & monitoring solutions. Advantages & benefits of indoor location tracking & monitoring Bring new insights into your business operations Reduce the cost of maintenance & repairs Dashboards, alerts & notifications for anomaly detection Install in under

August 5, 2021 No Comments

Indoor positioning technologies

What is an Indoor Positioning System? We all know the features of the Global Positioning System (GPS), which enable users to locate a place, thing, or people on the surface of the earth. GPS uses satellite signals to locate a thing. But GPS is unreliable in interior spaces ie) under the roof, as there is no visual contact with the satellites. There we use the Indoor Positioning System (IPS). In other words, Indoor Positioning System (IPS) is a system of network-connected devices which is used for the wireless location of objects and persons inside buildings and covered areas. Generally, IPS

July 20, 2021 No Comments

Management Control Systems

IOT in Activity Based Costing Two of the key performance indicators (KPI) in the manufacturing industry are MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) and MTTR (Mean Time To Repair). MTBF is a performance metric that measures the time elapsed between when a failure occurs and the next time it happens. MTTR is the time spent to conduct repairs once a failure occurs. Both these KPIs are calculated by dividing the total time taken respectively by the number of failures. While these are good indicators of performance, they are flawed. Failures cannot be foreseen as they are not uniform and can occur

June 20, 2021 No Comments

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