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A little problem/product research never goes astray

You might not like it, but from a ‘number of people’ perspective this is how the majority of the world works

We met with Indorama recently, interesting site with a large number of sensors looking for a way to connect them all & monitor machinery - we could set this up fairly quickly!

We won’t be a startup that’s the “Uber of (current trend)” We will be the Boston Dynamics of AR though

It’s difficult to monitor 1, 10, 50, 100+ machines

Is it possible to stop these sorts of events? Rapid changes in pressure and temperature are key indicators that something adverse is going to happen. There’s a lot of great sensors out there that we can retrofit into existing machines then warn of operating anomilies. https://lnkd.in/gNJXdj65

Collosal numbers of Android devices support ARCore now, one of the main requirements being Android 7.0 operating system Come & see what we’re doing with AR for machine & people health📱

What if you could just point you phone at one of your machines and find out how it’s operating in real time 🤔 Know how two of the key machine health indicators - temperature & pressure - are tracking Get alerts if there’s an unusual spike in either, check it out, get it fixed, make some changes, get on with your day📱

Vintage asbestos poster from Germany. Asbestos was used extensively in gaskets and insulation for its amazing heat resistance. Exposure to damaged gaskets and lagging can result in asbestos fibre inhalation. There are huge amounts of asbestos in industrial buildings all over the world. While some asbestos materials look fibrous, respirable fibres are microscopic.