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life cycle of manufactured
industrial products.
What Is The
Connection
Between The Sensor
And The IoT?
All devices connected to the IoT
are equipped with different
sensors. Sensors built into various
devices are able to send data to
the IoT using WiFi or some other
network. We can say that IoT is a
digital tool or medium that enables
the data exchange of all devices
whose sensors have collected data
and which are connected to IoT.
However, consistent application of
sensor measurements and data
storage using IoT creates a
problem that, after an enormous
amount of data, there are
difficulties in data processing, so
the frequency of reading data
becomes a very important factor in
data processing, which I am going
to write about in one of the
following articles.
How And Where To
Store The Collected
Data From The
Analysis Sensor?
In answering this question, it
should be borne in mind that IoT
and sensors collect an enormous
amount of data on a daily basis. By
applying constant sensor
measurements and exchanging
data via IoT, the problem of how in
the most optimal way to store
such a large amount of collected
data arises very quickly. The
solution to this problem is offered
by cloud solutions, which, in
addition to the data storage
infrastructure, also offer digital
tools for processing data collected
with the help of sensors and IoT.
There are different solutions to the
problem of data storage and
processing in cloud solutions and I
am going to give many more
details about them in the following
article.
This concludes the article “Sensors
and IoT in The Digital Twin
Technology” and my view of how
sensors and IoT contribute to data
generation in the digitalv twin
technology. At the same time, I
would like to take this opportunity
to announce my next article
"Storing And Availability Of Digital
Twin Model Data - Are The Forge
And The Cloud The Best
Solutions?".
If you have any questions,
comments, or want to know more
details about the topic I covered in
the article “Sensors and IoT in The
Digital Twin Technology”, please
contact TeamCAD, who will be
pleased to give you additional
information.
Also, if you need advice on how to
best apply digital twin technology
or you want to apply digital twin
technology to your project or
constructed facility, please contact
TeamCAD, who will be happy to
help you.
Until the next time,
Predrag Jovanovic
JAN 2021
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