Intel saves $9 million in factory IoT | Computerworld:
"...a collaborative pilot project using IoT technology in which Intel claimed it generated US$9 million in cost savings at its plant in Penang, Malaysia.
CPU tester modules in a semiconductor manufacturing line at the plant were retrofitted with sensors. They then sent data to Mitsubishi Electric C Controller gateway devices powered by Intel Atom chips. After some filtering, the data were then processed using software from Revolution Analytics.
Putting the data results into practice resulted in a reduction in component failures, increased equipment uptime and productivity, according to Intel. Mitsubishi Electric said the approach can also reduce energy costs at manufacturing facilities."
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