SEMINARS 11.40 AM
PowTechnology has been an intelligent automation specialists for over 30 years. The company harnesses data from sensors and machines to the cloud, using edge processing, AI and anomaly detection technologies to optimise asset reliability, performance and sustainability. The company designs, manufactures, installs and maintains innovative ‘ready-to- go’ and bespoke digital transformation solutions, integrating our own proven IIoT hardware and software with high performance third-party technologies. PowTechnology’s speaker, Will Brown is an IIoT Solutions Architect with PowTechnology. His academic career includes a degree in Physics and Maths and a Postgrad in Process
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Automation, Instrumentation and Control. His broad practical
experience encompasses a variety of instrumentation and project engineering positions within Schneider Electric and Emerson Automation Solutions, culminating in his current role.
As a key member of PowTechnology’s
Technical Sales Team, his mission is to understand the company’s customers’ technical and commercial needs and help them navigate their digital transformation to achieve their objectives.
THE SENSE IN SENSING: WHAT CAN THE INDUSTRIAL INTERNET OF THINGS (IIOT) DO FOR ME? Brown’s presentation, taking place at 11.40am, is aimed at any sensor supplier, integrator or sensor user, who could derive greater benefit from collecting and channelling sensor and instrumentation data to optimise processes. Our post-pandemic world demands connectivity to remain relevant and digitalisation is now a necessity for organisational success. Yet, perceived cost and complexity remains a barrier for many.
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owTechnology are proud to be both exhibiting and presenting at the inaugural Instrumentation Live event, being held at National Conference Centre, Birmingham on 17 January 2024.
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THE SENSE IN SENSING: WHAT CAN THE INDUSTRIAL INTERNET OF THINGS (IIOT) DO FOR ME?
POWTECHNOLOGY ARE PROUD TO BE EXHIBITING AND PRESENTING AT THE INAUGURAL INSTRUMENTATION LIVE
Brown will be using real applications to demonstrate how intelligent deployment can deliver dramatic results, even with modest investment. Measuring a few key parameters can be extremely effective to optimise efficiency, maximise resource and minimise waste. Whether you are measuring level, flow, pressure, temperature, vibration, humidity or monitoring energy usage, understanding your processes can help you to optimise them. Benefits include:
Lowering operational and energy costs Preventing breakdown before it occurs Maximising resource and reducing waste Compliance with legislation Improving service to customers Differentiation from competitors Introducing new revenue streams
Reliable sensor data can promote safety, sustainability, sales and service. If you are a sensor supplier wishing to add connectivity to your offer or a manufacturer wishing to maximise benefit from new or existing sensing technology, this presentation will provide you with a proven path to success. In addition to ‘off-the-shelf’ hardware and software, the modular design of PowTechnology’s IIoT solutions enables speedy, cost-controlled development of custom, scalable digital transformation solutions. PowTechnology partners public and private organisations of all sizes and counts blue-chip and multinationals amongst its customers. The company is a Siemens Solution Partner and both ISO9001 and ISO27001 accredited. PowTechnology’s case studies page bears testament to the company’s wealth of sector and application knowledge. The company welcomes your enquiries. Come to PowTechnology with your application ideas and the company will do its very best to help!
PowTechnology
www.PowTechnology.com E:
sales@PowTechnology.com T: 01827 310 666
January 2024 Instrumentation Monthly
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