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Siloed Device Monitoring
Operators struggle to collect, monitor, and maintain diverse connected devices and sensors because data is siloed, tools are inadequate, and manual troubleshooting consumes excessive time.
In their words
My utility has a complicated rate plan with cheap rates from 12AM to 6AM then again from 10AM-2PM and peak rates from 4PM to 9PM.
I find it hard to believe the fix is to tighten the screw down every few months?
I am currently exploring options to replace a fleet of 300+ gateways.
I just brought up a custom nrf52 based PCB and wanted to characterize its battery power draw in low power modes.
anytime I have integrated BACnet it’s usually a lot more points than this
They disconnect frequently and behave erratically (eg., inconsistent timestamps and sampling rates) when collecting from more than 2 IMUs.
Sometimes it worked sometimes the first call, and any afterwards, to HAL_I2C_... just returned HAL_BUSY.
I've been on hold for over an hour every time, and when I do finally connect, half the time the support guy just cheers me on
guests only see a thermostat that says 68 and assume somebody is refusing to help them
It's either I use multiple chucks, one horizontal and the other vertical OR I have to do do full linen changes every single time.
Very niche Bluetooth blinds, but I was able to decrypt the signal and create an integration that actually works with the help of vAI.
This will be first time for me to Commission a LC Datacenter. Wanted your inputs, lessons learned, feedback and advice on what to do, what not to do to ensure successful IST.
getting data off of our main hubs (everything is relayed to the hubs by radio) was very slow and precarious
the firmware is difficult to update... you'll brick your infotainment if you screw up
IT, facilities, and field engineers
Where they talk
- r/embedded
- r/homeassistant
- r/PLC
- r/BuildingAutomation
- r/IOT
- r/Irrigation
- r/hwstartups
- r/sysadmin
Tools they use today
- Home Assistant
- MQTT
- ESP32
- Modbus
- Claude
- Node-RED
- Excel
- Grafana
Why those fall short
- HAL is buggy; no root cause found; workarounds only
- Factory modules don't expose compressor frequencies, valve states, detailed temperatures
- long holds, non-technical agents, no callbacks, undocumented steps
- every kid has a different bottle, no consistent system
- did not want to pay for cloud services
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