wireless sensors
Five Minute Facts
Introduction To Wireless Sensors In Condition Monitoring
Condition monitoring is by no means a new concept in industry. In fact, it is so widely regarded as a best practice, that it becomes commonplace in more industries each year. With this increase in awareness, we have seen an influx of options over the years...
- John Waldron
- Acoem USA
10 Minute Talk
Creating the Ultimate Wireless Sensor
Sensoteq's David Procter explains the way to create the ultimate wireless sensor...
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Two Minute Tips
Determining the Battery Life of a Wireless Vibration Sensor
Wireless vibration sensors have their place in a good reliability program and can really benefit the maintenance team’s ability to monitor machine health reliably.
- Alan McCall
- Sensoteq
Two Minute Tips
Size Matters!
Designing a sensor for wireless condition monitoring is a complex balancing act between meeting performance requirements whilst adding the most value for the end user. The choice of technology becomes crucial when trying to optimize certain aspects of the design.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Webinars
Can Wireless Vibration Sensors Replace Route Based Data Collection?
Wireless sensors, artificial intelligence and machine learning offer the promise to deliver advances in predictive maintenance by automating the monitoring of your machine health.
- Matthew Moore
- Moore Reliability Limited
10 Minute Talk
Your Top Questions about Wireless Sensors – Answered
David Howard addresses some of the most common questions people have about wireless sensors, including topics such as WIFI and range, product life cycle, software and gateway, the maximum temperature a sensor can withstand, battery life, and what happens if a device loses connection…
- Dr. M. David Howard
- Erbessd Instruments
Two Minute Tips
Ways to Handle RPM with Wireless Sensors
The future is wireless, the vibration sensor will be wireless. When this happens in the future what to do with RPM? In this quick tip we will discover the how to measure the speed of the system using wireless technology..
- Stefan Furness
- SPM Instrument AB
Two Minute Tips
Avoid Danger Zones with Wireless Sensors
Minimizing contact with dangerous work areas is one of the simplest ways to keep personnel safe. With the implementation of reliability solutions such as remote condition monitoring sensors, measurements can be recorded from a distance, eliminating the need for employees to enter danger zones...
- Gregory Perry
- Fluke Corporation
Webinars
Wireless Technology Considerations for Plant Maintenance Teams
In this webinar, learn about different wireless device options and what’s important on the spec sheet. You should leave with a better understanding of general wireless sensor solution architectures and some considerations that will help you in researching wireless technology...
- Brett Burger
- National Instruments
This webinar distills the crucial lessons learned and insights gained into the top 10 considerations for successfully adopting and implementing remote, autonomous lubrication systems.
Wednesday, June 19, 2024 | 1:00PM – 2:00PM EDT
