AVIDSmartSensors

How the Sensors Work

Wireless sensors are placed in strategic locations or connected to various machinery that users wish to monitor. In our example to the right, temperature sensors are placed in various scenarios, such as monitoring the temperature of fluids during transportation, for building automation, or for refrigeration units.
The wireless sensors transmit information to the receiver inside the AVIDdirector. The sensor information gathered is reviewed and determination is made as to what information should be sent to the back-end monitoring system.
AVIDdirector is configured with the appropriate radio based on the location of the device(s).
The information gathered from the sensors, which has been securely configured specifically for the back-end system, is carried over the carrier's data network, through the Internet, and is accepted by the back-end system and stored in a database.

The back-end system provides various reports configured specifically for the monitoring application chosen. These reports are available to authorized users. The example above is displaying the information as it would be shown from the AVIDdashboard™ application.
Should the data be outside specific parameters, alerts are sent from the back-end system to the appropriate personnel via email and/or SMS.

How the Sensors Work
Wireless sensors are placed in strategic locations or connected to various machinery that users wish to monitor. In our example to the right, temperature sensors are placed in various scenarios, such as monitoring the temperature of fluids during transportation, for building automation, or for refrigeration units. The wireless sensors transmit information to the receiver inside the AVIDdirector. The sensor information gathered is reviewed and determination is made as to what information should be sent to the back-end monitoring system. AVIDdirector is configured with the appropriate radio based on the location of the device(s). The information gathered from the sensors, which has been securely configured specifically for the back-end system, is carried over the carrier's data network, through the Internet, and is accepted by the back-end system and stored in a database.
		The back-end system provides various reports configured specifically for the monitoring application chosen. These reports are available to authorized users. The example above is displaying the information as it would be shown from the AVIDdashboard™ application. Should the data be outside specific parameters, alerts are sent from the back-end system to the appropriate personnel via email and/or SMS.