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5 articles tagged monitoring. See all tags or all posts.

skAInet Edge-Compute: The Box We Kept Rebuilding Now Has a Product Page

Auto-Intern's skAInet Edge-Compute is now a product with its own site: a sealed M12-PoE switch, router and 8-core Linux compute module for industrial edge data acquisition. What it is, where it came from, and where I fit in.

If We Can Measure It, You Can Improve It

Why we build monitoring systems — the case for industrial automation as human liberation, retrofit over greenfield, and why the sensor is the critical missing link between AI and the physical world.

EMC in Dongguan: 2.5 Years of Work, 4 Days in a Test Chamber

CE, FCC, and CCC certification in Dongguan — four days at NTC test lab with a PoE-based reflow oven monitoring system after 2.5 years of development. What we tested, what we found, and what the anodized housing almost cost us.

Ten Years of PowerSense: Blood, Sweat, and Ferrite Cores

How we built a non-contact PoE power monitor for DB Netz railway switching stations — ten years of E-field sensing, embedded ferrite cores, EMC certification, and the hardware lessons that shaped everything since.

Biofilms in Rivers: EIS at the Clark Fork

How a governor's reception in Montana led to a year of instrument development with Montana State University — building a portable EIS datalogger for biofilm detection and deploying it in the Clark Fork River.

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