New products & Meet us at the engineering fair in Brno

An exhibition called Digital Factory 2.0 will be waiting for visitors in the hall. Digital Factory 2.0 will present the future of industrial production. From October 8 to 11, it will feature companies and institutions dedicated to transforming production processes with innovative technologies.

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The Electrotechnical Association's stand will be part of the exhibition in Hall F, where solutions that are fundamentally changing the face of today's manufacturing and moving it towards greater flexibility, efficiency, and sustainability will be presented.

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"HARDWARIO is a proud member of the Electrotechnical Association, and it is with them that we will be presenting our solutions, products, and services. We are happy to meet our partners and those interested in our products there," invites Pavel Hübner, CEO and founder of HARDWARIO, to the fair.

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HARDWARIO will offer its traditional and field-proven solutions and services and several new products in its portfolio at the fair. For example, HARDWARIO GAUGER will be presented to interested parties. A product that is easy to install on a DIN rail and can read data from PLC machines and devices and transmit it via WiFi or Ethernet. Thanks to this, it is possible to have an overview of production and production line utilization and also, for example, to predict maintenance and thus prevent failures and losses.

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The HARDWARIO STICKER, a compact sensor powered by two AA batteries that can sense, measure, and transmit data from many sensors, also has many applications. The STICKER has been successfully deployed, for example, in the healthcare sector. In healthcare facilities, it monitors the temperature in refrigerators where vaccines are stored.

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Those interested can also see the HARDWARIO CHESTER products that have been proven in practice. These include, among others, CHESTER wM-Bus which is a wireless gateway designed to communicate with energy meters using the Wireless M-Bus protocol. The gateway receives signals from wM-Bus T1 and C1 meters at regular intervals, allowing it to aggregate received wM-Bus packets and transmit them over the NB-IoT/LTE-M network. In addition, CHESTER wM-Bus can detect faults such as gas leaks, backflows, or water leaks. The collected data is sent by CHESTER wM-Bus to the cloud, where the building manager can immediately use it for billing.

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Using the HARDWARIO Manager app, the device can be easily configured directly from a mobile phone. Thus, costly manual meter readings can become a thing of the past.

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In addition to its products, HARDWARIO will also offer its services, including custom electronics development, software development, and expert consultation.

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