Limited visibility
Temperature, levels, equipment status, and other variables can go without continuous monitoring.
DINA TECH / IOT
IoT pilots to monitor assets, detect critical conditions, and assess automation with sensors, connectivity, and software.
The opportunity is to decide which variables are worth monitoring and how to do it in a way that works technically and operationally.
Temperature, levels, equipment status, and other variables can go without continuous monitoring.
The team travels, measures, and writes it down. That makes a single view hard to get.
Choosing sensors, connectivity, and platforms without an assessment first can lead to an investment that was not needed.
We assess one concrete need and design the pilot architecture: measurement, connectivity, visualization, and how to validate the result. We review hardware, connectivity, and software for the environment and for later growth.
The need, the variables, the assets, the constraints of the site, and the business goal.
Sensors, communication, connectivity, data processing, and visualization.
A recommendation of sensors, gateways, protocols, and software, with alternatives for the environment.
Scope, placement, success metrics, risks, an investment estimate, and the next steps.
These are solution lines under evaluation: temperature, levels, and anomalous conditions. They are not completed industrial deployments or certified commercial references.
Design to measure refrigerators, cold rooms, and preservation equipment, with visualization and alerts. Food, commerce, logistics, and the cold chain.
Architecture to measure and follow tank or reservoir levels, with visibility and alerts. Industrial sites and resource management.
Assessment of sensors and alerts for possible leaks or anomalous conditions. Infrastructure, buildings, and technical services.
The design supports the decision before devices are bought or the pilot software is built.
Feasibility from USD 2,000 · One use case and one environment. The timeline is confirmed once we see the assets and the access.
Diagnosis of the operation
Architecture and technology selection
A plan to decide whether the pilot moves forward
Acquisition and integration of devices, software, alerts, and validation of the pilot in real conditions.
Devices and integration
Software, visualization, and alerts
A test of the pilot in the operation
After implementation, technical support for the contracted software and connectivity. Coverage, devices, and response times are defined in the contract.
Support for the software and connectivity
Scope and response times in writing
Direct communication with senior engineering
The design price is indicative. Devices, physical installation, licenses, connectivity, infrastructure, visits that were not agreed, and applicable taxes belong to implementation or are agreed separately.
QUESTIONS
The diagnosis, the architecture, the technology selection, and the plan to decide whether the pilot moves forward.
In implementation. That stage includes devices, software, alerts, and the test in real conditions, with its own quote.
They are solution lines under evaluation. They are not completed industrial deployments.
Yes. Once the pilot is implemented, support for software and connectivity is defined around the operation.
LET'S BUILD WITH PRECISION
Temperature, levels, equipment status, or other critical conditions. We define what to measure, with which technology, and how to validate the result before you scale.