Articles tagged with "remote-monitoring"
How Guident is making autonomous vehicles safer with multi-network TaaS - The Robot Report
Guident Corp. is advancing autonomous vehicle (AV) safety through its teleoperation-as-a-service (TaaS) platform, which combines remote human oversight with robust multi-network connectivity. The company operates AV shuttles in South Florida and manages a variety of vehicles including a shuttle from AuVe Tech, a large-capacity bus at Michigan State University, and a security patrol robot called Watchbot. Central to Guident’s offering is its Remote Monitor and Control Center (RMCC), which enables remote control operators (RCOs) to monitor and intervene in real time via a patented ultra-low latency video streaming system. This system achieves connection speeds of 35 to 70 milliseconds, critical for timely remote interventions. Guident’s technology integrates a small proprietary hardware device, the vehicle teleoperation unit (VTU), installed on vehicles to connect sensors and cameras with multiple communication networks. The company’s multi-network backbone dynamically switches between terrestrial (4G/5G, private wireless) and non-terrestrial
robotautonomous-vehiclesteleoperationIoTremote-monitoring5G-connectivitysatellite-networksJetson Air Introduces Smart Heat Pump That Features Lower Installation Costs - CleanTechnica
Jetson Air has introduced a new line of smart heat pumps designed to significantly reduce installation costs—by about 50% compared to traditional contractors—while offering advanced technological features. These heat pumps include an airflow monitoring system that alerts users when filters need changing, real-time performance notifications, continuous energy usage monitoring, over-the-air software updates, indoor air quality sensors, and remote system performance tracking via an app. The units integrate seamlessly with existing ductwork, enabling cleaner installations and reliable operation in cold climates down to -22°F (-30°C). This combination of cost savings and smart technology aims to make heat pumps more accessible and efficient for homeowners. The company emphasizes that their approach is software-driven, contrasting with traditional heat pump manufacturers who focus primarily on hardware. Jetson Air’s continuous software updates and smart optimization enhance comfort, efficiency, and system reliability over time. Stephen Lake, Jetson’s co-founder and CEO, brings experience from his previous wearable tech company acquired by Google, applying consumer electronics and smart home
energysmart-heat-pumpIoTenergy-efficiencyHVAC-technologyremote-monitoringover-the-air-updatesRemote Battery Monitoring Is Becoming Essential for Energy Storage — Here’s How leagend SOLUTIONS Is Addressing the Challenge - CleanTechnica
The article highlights the growing importance of remote battery monitoring in the energy storage sector, driven by the increasing reliance on battery systems for daily operations and emergency backup across various industries. leagend SOLUTIONS offers a remote battery monitoring system that delivers real-time data on key battery parameters such as voltage, internal resistance, current, and temperature. This capability enables early fault detection, predictive maintenance, and performance optimization, which collectively enhance safety, operational continuity, and reduce maintenance costs. The shift from manual inspections to advanced, cloud-based monitoring systems is crucial for improving grid resilience and maximizing returns on energy storage investments. leagend’s solution supports multiple communication methods (4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, wired) to transmit data to remote platforms, allowing users to monitor battery health, predict battery life accurately, and receive fault warnings. This proactive approach helps prevent unexpected downtime and safety hazards like over-discharging and overheating, which can cause fires or explosions. The system reportedly reduces operating and maintenance costs by over 30
energybattery-monitoringenergy-storageremote-monitoringpredictive-maintenanceIoTpower-managementRobotaxi trial: How Tesla's advanced tech will ensure public safety
Tesla is launching a robotaxi trial in Austin starting June 22, 2025, deploying a small fleet of around 10 Model Y vehicles within a geofenced area. The service will operate daily from 6:00 AM to midnight, excluding airports and potentially limited by weather conditions. Access to the trial is invitation-only, primarily extended to Tesla investors and enthusiasts via the Robotaxi App, allowing users to request rides and provide feedback. To ensure safety, Tesla will implement teleoperation—remote human monitoring and control of vehicles—to manage unforeseen events and take control if necessary, especially during the early stages of deployment. While teleoperation is a common method used to supervise autonomous vehicles, experts caution about its reliability due to potential cellular network delays or disconnections, which could pose safety risks. Tesla plans to avoid the most challenging intersections in Austin during initial testing to mitigate risks. The company aims to expand the robotaxi service to other cities such as Los Angeles, San Antonio, and San Francisco by the
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