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Rugged Tablets for Windmill Maintenance Management

Windmill operations are a significant resource for energy production. The average windmill farm with 300 turbines requires consistent maintenance and repairs to ensure optimal function and efficiency. Sensors located at key points on each turbine sends various types of data back to the wind farms maintenance team. This data includes information on lubrication levels, vibration, temperatures, and foundation displacement which can be addressed by companies like that Ottawa foundation repair company, all of which can be used to plan maintenance updates. Maintenance workers need to lubricate items like gearboxes, bearings, and the main shaft to resolve issues before they arise.

Minimizing the Impact of COVID-19 in the Workplace

With the recent COVID-19 pandemic, many companies in different industries are adjusting operations to ensure safe practices. Executive management, HR, and facilities management look at day-to-day operations differently as they begin to open their businesses and offices, while more and more people are going back to work after several months of working from home and being in quarantine.

Rugged Tablets for Country Clubs and Golf Courses

With the popularity and portability of tablets and other handheld devices, many organizations are starting to consider how to utilize this slate-style tool in business environments to upgrade their competitiveness, and one such business is golf clubs.

Could Deployable Drones be the Answer to a World Post COVID-19?

The world has been forever changed since the onset of COVID-19. It still seems surreal to walk down empty streets or into a place of business with everyones face covered, and yet it is our new way of life. An existence weve never known before but are working to accept. Many wonder what the new normal will be and what changes to society are here to stay?

Automated License Plate Readers and Rugged Tablets Enable Accuracy in Law Enforcement

Automated license plate readers (ALPR) are cameras that read alpha-numeric characters on vehicles. Their deployment into law enforcement has many benefits including the ability to identify crimes that involve a motor vehicle with higher accuracy; 70% of crimes involve the use of a motor vehicle. This statistic is in part, why using ALPR systems are so effective in improving the efficiency of police officers considering that vehicles operated on public highways must be registered and bear license plates.