Early Detection of Damage

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With modern sensor technology and smart data analysis, damage can be detected before it escalates. Whether leaks in water pipes, overheating in electrical systems or mechanical wear – continuous monitoring makes problems visible early. In condition monitoring and predictive maintenance this leaves time for targeted maintenance, in corrective maintenance affected components are located quickly, and in loss prevention it protects assets and infrastructure in the long term.

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Three workers wearing hard hats look into a production hall, with a bar chart showing an upward arrow and a dollar sign superimposed above them.
ZEISS Microscopy Logo
doubleSlash Net-Business GmbH Logo
Jonas Kaltenbach, contact person
PTC ThingWorx Logo

Monetizing IoT services: from machine connectivity to revenue models

Connected machines alone do not generate revenue. At ZEISS Microscopy and EWE Go, doubleSlash shows how machine data turns into recurring revenue: Connect, Make Smart, Monetize.

Oct 9, 2026Read more →
Blue and red pumpjack above an oil and gas well in a field, with the wellhead in the foreground
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WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG Logo
Philipp Lausberger, contact person
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Proving well integrity continuously via LoRaWAN without site visits

WIKA captures annulus and tubing pressure at oil and gas wells via LoRaWAN®, without laying a cable. The wireless sensor reports anomalies within minutes and site inspections drop by over 75 percent.

Sep 17, 2026Read more →
Two workers in hard hats at insulated steam pipes at Currenta's chemical site, retrofitted with LoRaWAN sensors from Conneqtive
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Currenta Conneqtive Logo
Dominik Neugebauer, contact personMurat Mutlu, contact person
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Steam network monitoring with LoRaWAN®: detect losses and optimize generation

At a chemical site, Conneqtive monitors network temperatures and steam traps via LoRaWAN®. Leaks show up early and the power plant runs without unnecessary buffers.

Sep 8, 2026Read more →
Fan with current transducers on motor phases L1–L3, connected via IO-Link to moneo for condition monitoring
ifm-Unternehmensgruppe Logo
Christoph Schneider, contact person
IO-Link Logo

Current consumption enables condition-based fan maintenance

An ifm current transformer and the moneo platform monitor the current draw of fans. Winding damage and stiff bearings show up before the extraction system fails.

Sep 1, 2026Read more →
Warehouse worker inspecting high-bay racking system with mobile shelving – Dexion & Cumulocity IoT condition monitoring
Dexion GmbH Logo
Cumulocity GmbH Logo
Dr. Florian Probst, contact person

Protecting mobile racking from downtime through condition monitoring

Aug 24, 2026Read more →
Yellow crawler excavator loading soil onto a dump truck at a construction site, overlaid with IoT icons for remote monitoring, alerting and data security.
Hitachi Construction Machinery Logo
Cumulocity GmbH Logo
Dr. Florian Probst, contact person

Enabling remote service for construction machinery despite data laws

Aug 14, 2026Read more →
Industrial shipbuilding hall with large propellers and propulsion components at several assembly stations, with workers at work.
SCHOTTEL Logo
WAGO GmbH & Co. KG Logo
Jens Sparmann, contact person

Cyber resilience for ship propulsion via certifiable OT security

Aug 3, 2026Read more →
Above-ground insulated district heating pipeline in the city with an intelligent pressure sensor from WIKA
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WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG Logo
Philipp Lausberger, contact person
mioty Logo
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Maintain district heating networks via IIoT pressure monitoring

Jul 27, 2026Read more →
Casting resin drums with resin and hardener in sensor production, connected via IO-Link to the AI-powered platform ifm moneo
ifm-Unternehmensgruppe Logo
Christoph Schneider, contact person
IO-Link Logo

AI-supported level monitoring of casting resin drums

Jul 16, 2026Read more →

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