SKYDATA-IoT

Applications

The power of SKYDATA-IoT connectivity is equipping industries across the globe with future-leading capabilities; from EV Charging to Smart Metering and Diverse Clinical Trials.

Healthcare

Cellular connectivity in healthcare applications allows for real-time patient monitoring, seamless data transfer between facilities, and the implementation of telemedicine, improving patient care.
Integrating IoT into decentralized clinical trials provides CROs with valuable benefits, including broad and reliable connectivity even in remote locations. This enables real-time data collection, remote monitoring, patient engagement, cost-effectiveness, and time efficiency, which can ultimately lead to more efficient and successful clinical trials.
IoT devices can collect and transmit real-time patient data outside healthcare facilities. This enables healthcare providers to monitor and manage patients remotely, allowing for earlier interventions and reducing hospital readmissions.
IoT devices can automate various healthcare processes, such as inventory management, asset tracking, and preventive maintenance. This automation enhances operational efficiency and reduces costs.
IoT devices can be used to track and monitor patient vital signs, medication adherence, and environmental conditions in healthcare facilities. This technology helps prevent medical errors, improve patient outcomes, and reduce adverse events.
IoT devices generate vast amounts of data that can be analyzed to gain insights into population health trends, disease surveillance, and early warnings of potential outbreaks. This information can facilitate more proactive and personalized healthcare interventions.
IoT enables virtual consultations and remote healthcare services by connecting patients, doctors, and medical devices. This improves access to healthcare, especially for patients in rural or underserved areas.
IoT-powered wearable devices, such as fitness trackers or smartwatches, can collect real-time health data, encourage healthy behaviours, and enable early detection of health issues. This promotes preventive care and empowers individuals to take control of their health.
IoT devices can optimize energy consumption in healthcare facilities, monitor equipment utilization, and optimize workflow management. This leads to cost savings and increased sustainability.

Ev charging

Enabling real-time monitoring and management of EV charging stations, remote billing and payment management, smart grid integration, and over-the-air updates for station software essential for efficient and reliable EV charging infrastructure.

IoT allows for remote monitoring and management of charging stations. Charger status, availability, and performance can be monitored in real-time, allowing operators to address issues promptly and ensure efficient operation.
IoT enables intelligent charging algorithms that optimize charging based on factors such as electricity demand, grid capacity, and user preferences. This ensures efficient energy utilization, reduces peak loads, and helps balance the grid.
IoT enables seamless payment and billing systems for EV charging. Users can pay through smartphones or RFID cards, while operators can accurately track energy consumption and generate detailed billing reports.
Our multi-carrier solution provides a fail-over option.

Renewable energy

Cellular connectivity in renewable energy applications allows for remote monitoring and control, predictive maintenance, integration with the electricity grid, and participation in demand response programs, ultimately maximizing efficiency and reliability.

IoT devices facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, into the power grid. Real-time data and control allow utilities to manage fluctuations in supply and ensure grid stability.

Our multi-carrier solution ensures inverters are always connected to the strongest network.

Smart metering

Offering advantages such as remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, grid integration, and participation in demand response programs, maximizing efficiency and reliability.

IoT-enabled smart meters provide real-time data on energy consumption, enabling utilities to accurately bill customers, identify opportunities for energy efficiency improvements, and empower consumers to monitor and manage their energy usage.
The ability to leverage low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN) such as NB-IoT and CAT-M, with additional security through static IPs or VPN.

Fleet management

IoT enables real-time tracking and monitoring of vehicles, goods, and assets. This allows companies to effectively manage their fleet, optimize routes, reduce fuel consumption, and improve delivery accuracy.
IoT sensors in vehicles collect and transmit data on the health and performance of various components. This enables predictive maintenance, preventing breakdowns and reducing downtime. Telematics systems also provide valuable insights into driver behaviour, allowing for safer and more efficient operations.
IoT can be used to collect data from various sensors and devices placed on roads, bridges, and vehicles, allowing for dynamic traffic management. This includes adjusting traffic light cycles, rerouting vehicles based on congestion, and improving overall traffic flow.

Point-of-Sale

Cellular connectivity in point-of-sale (POS) applications offers benefits such as location flexibility, reliable payment processing, and a backup in case of network outages. It allows businesses to deploy POS systems in various settings, ensures seamless payment processing, and serves as a reliable backup during network disruptions.

IoT technologies can enable self-checkout processes, allowing customers to scan and pay for items independently. This reduces waiting times and enhances the overall shopping experience.
IoT devices can be used to track real-time inventory levels, manage stock replenishment automatically, and provide updates on product availability. This helps retailers optimize their supply chain, minimize stockouts, and reduce overstocking.
IoT-enabled smart shelves use sensors to monitor product levels, detect when items are out of stock, and automatically alert store employees. Such shelves can also display pricing information and promotions in real-time, enhancing the overall shopping experience.

Agriculture

IoT devices can automatically control irrigation systems based on real-time data. This helps conserve water by only irrigating when necessary, resulting in significant water savings and reduced costs.
IoT sensors can monitor various factors such as soil moisture, temperature, humidity, and nutrient levels in real-time. This helps farmers to optimize irrigation, fertilization, and pest control, resulting in higher crop yields and reduced costs.
IoT devices can be used to track the health, behaviour, and location of livestock. This helps farmers to ensure their animals are in good health and detect any potential issues early on.
IoT sensors can control and monitor factors like temperature, humidity, lighting, and ventilation in greenhouses. This enables farmers to create optimal crop growing conditions, resulting in better crop quality and higher productivity.
IoT devices with cameras and imaging systems can monitor crops for signs of diseases, pests, and nutrient deficiencies. This allows farmers to take immediate action and minimize crop loss.
IoT can track and monitor the entire supply chain of agricultural products, from farm to the end consumer. This allows for better inventory management, quality control, and traceability.

Your unique deployment

At SKYDATA-IoT, we cater to a wide range of industries. No matter what application, our solutions are designed to meet your specific needs. Our connectivity is designed to work seamlessly with almost any application, hardware device or cellular gateway.

As part of your IoT ecosystem, we will provide reliable and secure connectivity and flexible and scalable data plans that meet your specific needs.