IoT monitoring and analytics
The solution to provide real-time insight and analytics from IoT sensors and devices – expected to grow to 30 billion devices by 2020.
Business value of IoT data
Nearly every available surface in the physical world is being instrumented with sensors — streets, cars, factories, power grids, ice caps, satellites, clothing, phones, microwaves, milk containers, planets, even human bodies. This data is streaming in real time and will require companies to select an IoT data platform architecture that is resilient, scalable and extensible enough to handle these new workloads.
If businesses can properly harness all of this data, they can gain real-time insights, accelerate decision-making, perform automated tasks, and create value by enabling organizations to become data-driven.
Monitoring and tracking
Tracking battery performance, turbine production, package delivery status and generally visually monitoring sensor data provides incredible capabilities to the business and their customers. This is usually the first step in any successful IoT project.
Analytics
Using historical data from sensors to gain insights that can be applied to the current situation creates a major competitive advantage. Predictive maintenance, optimized traffic routing, reduced churn management, and enhanced water conservation are all possible with IoT analytics.
Action and control
With the speed and velocity of events being generated by sensors, businesses want to act on this data in real time with no human interaction. For example, automatically shutting down a pump if a leak is detected, or changing wind turbine direction based on wind speed, all create an immediate business advantage.
IoT data characteristics
IoT data is time series data
IoT data is streaming data
IoT data is real-time
Featured customers
tado°
tado uses InfluxDB Cloud to provide analytics from its hundreds of thousands of sensors units across the globe. They use this data to power their smartphone apps helping customers understand energy usage and generate energy savings.
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tado°
tado uses InfluxDB Cloud to provide analytics from its hundreds of thousands of sensors units across the globe. They use this data to power their smartphone apps helping customers understand energy usage and generate energy savings.
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Spiio
Spiio chose InfluxData to be its IoT data platform. Spiio uses sensors to understand plant performance for optimal green wall growth and maintenance from data. InfluxData provided the scalability and ease of use needed for fast deployment.
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Spiio
Spiio chose InfluxData to be its IoT data platform. Spiio uses sensors to understand plant performance for optimal green wall growth and maintenance from data. InfluxData provided the scalability and ease of use needed for fast deployment.
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BBOXX
BBOXX uses InfluxData as its IoT Data Platform, to continuously monitor their geographically dispersed 85,000 solar units. They use this data to provide predictive maintenance and are becoming a data-driven organization.
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BBOXX
BBOXX uses InfluxData as its IoT Data Platform, to continuously monitor their geographically dispersed 85,000 solar units. They use this data to provide predictive maintenance and are becoming a data-driven organization.
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