Anguil Environmental Systems Seeks Pilot Customers for New IIoT Platform
Anguil’s IIoT platform is designed to leverage existing equipment data to improve performance, lower maintenance costs and prevent unplanned downtime through graphical overviews, KPI dashboards, live trending and document repositories.
Anguil Environmental Systems Inc. (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) has announced the launch of its Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) software platform, and the company is now seeking participants for its IIoT pilot program.
Anguil’s IIoT software platform is tailored specifically for enhancing operational transparency and reporting capabilities for environmental pollution control equipment. Anguil partnered with Siemens (Munich, Germany) to leverage its Mindsphere software, which provides data security and complex development components and tools. Anguil’s IIoT platform is designed to leverage existing equipment data to improve performance, lower maintenance costs and prevent unplanned downtime through graphical overviews, key performance indicator (KPI) dashboards, live trending and document repositories.
To further test and enhance its IIoT platform, Anguil is seeking industrial facilities with existing environmental technologies to participate in a pilot program. Participants partner with Anguil to integrate the IIoT platform with their environmental equipment for a six-month period, providing feedback on the existing interface and input on desired functionality. To qualify as a pilot participant, Anguil is seeking facilities willing to provide Anguil’s IIoT team technical access to their system control panel. Besides minimal set-up costs, there is said to be no cost to participate as a pilot customer and no long-term obligation. At the end of the pilot program, participants will reportedly be offered the option to continue IIoT services or to end the engagement with no pressure to purchase.
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