Daliworks to Showcase Equipment Operation Monitoring Service at the AIoT International Exhibition
Daliworks Co., Ltd. (CEO Soonho Lee) announced that it will take part in AIoT Korea Exhibition 2023, held for three days from Wednesday, October 11 to Friday, October 13 at COEX in Seoul.
Daliworks is an AIoT platform company that delivers tailored, business-specific services through its Thingplus platform. It supports small and mid-sized companies without in-house specialists across the entire journey — from consulting to service and system design, connectivity and device recommendations, and data visualization — so they can achieve digital transformation at a reasonable cost.
The Thingplus equipment operation monitoring service being introduced at the exhibition is a cloud monitoring solution for efficient equipment operations and energy management. Using power sensors, it collects and stores the various data generated while equipment is running and provides real-time monitoring that visualizes equipment information based on the collected data.
It also supports operational optimization through △real-time operation status monitoring △equipment operation data analysis tools △productivity metric (KPI) tracking △energy consumption visualization △multi-channel alerts when anomalies occur △automatic generation and delivery of statistics and analytics reports △equipment operation management features.
A Daliworks representative said, “With this solution, companies can improve productivity and reduce costs through a range of features including monitoring, data visualization, alerts, and analytics reports.”
The representative added, “Manufacturing accounts for nearly 30% of GDP, yet its competitiveness keeps slipping. Agile responses to next-generation business and innovation in information system infrastructure have been identified as the way to strengthen manufacturing competitiveness. We saw strong demand for smart factory adoption on production floors, but transition costs and the difficulty of custom implementation were standing in the way — so we developed a tailored service at a reasonable cost that can be adopted quickly and easily with nothing more than a power sensor installation.”
Meanwhile, AIoT Korea Exhibition 2023, hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and organized by the Korea Intelligent IoT Association, features exhibits of △IoT devices and platforms △AI technology and hardware △wired and wireless communication technologies and network equipment and components △security products and solutions △AI+IoT converged services & solutions. In addition, the AIoT Conference will run on Thursday, October 12 with 5 tracks (including keynotes) and 8 sessions (28 presentations in total).
