As the smart grid evolves, electrical utility companies are using various communication technologies to efficiently connect the distributed energy resources, […]
As demand for water increases amidst dwindling resources and high operating costs, the utility companies are increasingly adopting smart metering […]
Digital technologies are providing utilities with a wide range of operational and optimization opportunities. In particular, adding intelligent sensors and processing platforms enables smart metering which allows utilities to monitor their systems in real-time.
Smart metering is a digital technology that enables utilities to streamline their activities, reduce operational costs, wastage, and outages.
A router DCU is an electronic device that delivers a combination of hardware and software functions to support smart metering and automation.
With growing pressure to conserve limited water resources, smart metering provides the utilities with the opportunity to streamline their water distribution processes through data-driven decisions.
Street lights are vital components of urban infrastructures. By illuminating the streets, roads, pavements, and other public spaces during the night, the lighting provides a safe and comfortable environment for both drivers and pedestrians.
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NB-IoT offers the best communication solution for smart water meters
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