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Industrial IoT Solutions

Turning traditional machines into smart, connected assets. Built for manufacturers, industrial plants, and equipment owners with machines that currently produce no usable data.From RM 9,000 · pilot, up to 3 machines

What are industrial IoT solutions?

Industrial IoT connects existing factory machines to sensors, an edge gateway, and a cloud dashboard so operators can see machine status, energy use, and fault conditions in real time. Avantix installs the sensors, builds the gateway integration, and delivers the dashboard and mobile alerts as one system — typically retrofitting machines that were never designed to be connected.

AirFinity · Compressor C-02 Loaded
Energy today
412.6kWh
Discharge pressure
7.1bar
Temperature
82°C
Load ratio
74%
Pressure · last 60 minAlert at 7.5 bar
Logged every 60 sBuffered at edge gateway
Illustrative readout showing what AirFinity records. Not client data.

The problem

The problem this solves

Most Malaysian factories run capable machines that produce no data. Breakdowns are discovered when production stops, energy bills arrive without any breakdown by machine, and maintenance runs on a fixed calendar rather than actual condition.

Outcomes

What you get out of it

  • Detect abnormal machine conditions before they cause unplanned downtime
  • Attribute electricity cost to the machines that actually consume it
  • Replace calendar-based servicing with condition-based maintenance
  • Produce ESG and energy reports from logged data instead of manual tallies

Architecture

From a sensor on the machine to an alert on your phone.

The same five-stage path runs under every deployment. The edge gateway is the part people skip — it is what keeps readings taken during an internet outage from being lost.

  1. 01 Machine / sensor RS-485 · Modbus RTU · PLC
  2. 02 Edge gateway Buffers through outages
  3. 03 Avantix cloud Firebase or server
  4. 04 Web dashboard History, reports, OEE
  5. 05 Mobile app Push alerts
Data path of a standard Avantix industrial IoT deployment, logged at one-minute intervals.

Capabilities

What Industrial IoT includes

  1. 01

    Real-time machine monitoring

    Live status, run hours, load, and fault states for each connected machine, updated every minute.

  2. 02

    Energy consumption tracking

    Per-machine kWh logging that turns a single factory electricity bill into a per-asset cost breakdown.

  3. 03

    Predictive maintenance

    Threshold and trend alerts on temperature, pressure, and vibration that fire before a failure stops production.

  4. 04

    RS-485 / PLC integration

    Modbus RTU and PLC register mapping to read data out of equipment that has no native cloud connectivity.

  5. 05

    Edge gateway transmission

    Local buffering and processing so data survives internet outages and is re-sent when the link returns.

  6. 06

    Cloud analytics dashboards

    Web dashboards with historical charts, shift comparisons, and exportable reports for management review.

  7. 07

    1-minute logging systems

    Minute-interval data capture giving enough resolution to see short cycles and transient faults.

  8. 08

    OEE monitoring

    Availability, performance, and quality tracked per line to produce a defensible OEE figure.

Answers

Industrial IoT — common questions

Can Avantix monitor machines that have no built-in IoT capability?

Yes. Much of the equipment we connect was built long before IoT. We either read existing PLC and controller registers over RS-485 Modbus, or retrofit external sensors, then send the data through an edge gateway. The machine's own control system is not modified.

How long does an industrial IoT deployment take?

It depends on how many machines are involved and how they connect. Our six-compressor deployment in Penang went from site survey to live dashboard in two weeks, including hardware installation, gateway configuration, and dashboard setup. Larger multi-line rollouts are staged line by line.

What happens to the data if the factory internet goes down?

The edge gateway buffers readings locally and re-transmits them once connectivity returns, so readings taken during the outage are not lost. This is why we place a gateway on site rather than sending sensor data straight to the cloud.

How often is machine data recorded?

Our standard logging interval is one minute. That resolution is fine enough to catch short cycles, pressure spikes, and transient faults, while keeping long-term storage costs manageable for multi-year historical analysis.

All questions, by topic

Next step

Ready to talk about Industrial IoT?

Tell us about your operation and we will scope what Industrial IoT would actually involve — including timeline and what has to happen on your side.

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