When high-dollar assets like power transformers are being shipped to remote areas like the jungles of the Amazon, it can be difficult to track and review damages that occur. The SpotSee Cloud receives data from devices either through cellular or
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When high-dollar assets like power transformers are being shipped to remote areas like the jungles of the Amazon, it can be difficult to track and review damages that occur. The SpotSee Cloud receives data from devices either through cellular or
“Power transformers are intricate and expensive pieces of equipment that are susceptible to damage during transit.
“An average shipment is handled 10 times before it reaches its destination,” said Angela Kerr, vice president of product portfolio & project management, SpotSee. “SpotSee adds visibility to the supply chain by connecting users with their assets
Pipeline Oil and Gas Magazine is the market leading oil and gas publication since 1996. They are the most dependable source for global oil and gas news and updates. We were very excited to sit down with the publication to discuss new technology in
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SpotSee announced today that it has appointed Jan Van Niekerk as the company’s vice president of engineering and innovation.
SpotSee is making mining facility downtime and mechanical failures a thing of the past with the OpsWatch Vibration Monitoring System. The product delivers real-time impact and vibration information, which allows users to spot trends and identify
SpotSee has opened a new facility in Chihuahua, Mexico, to better reach its customers, more easily manufacture products in-house and continue its global expansion.
SpotSee, a global internet of things (IoT) connectivity platform and parent company to leading logistics monitoring brands ShockWatch®, SpotBot, ShockLog® OpsWatch, ShockTrak and WarmMark®, orchestrated a raid of suspected ShockWatch product