Substantial pieces of machinery are required for major construction sites and mining operations. Even major pieces of machinery can be stolen.

Containers pass through many hands from a supplier to the end customer. Shipping containers may not always be under a company’s direct control and content damage may be the result of rough handling by others.

Passive Eye monitors shock load and tilt and will send a damage event report. Knowing when and where a damage event took place could help mitigate liability and lower a company’s insurance costs.

The oil and gas industry loses over $1 billion worth of equipment every year. Nothing is the answer to everything but Passive Eye’s zero maintenance monitor is always on, always monitoring and can provide an immediate alert for unauthorised movement.

There’s a vast network of structures and equipment that forms a vital and crucial part of our national infrastructure. The cost of installing powered alarm systems to monitor and protect the vast network of devices is eye wateringly expensive. Passive Eye’s monitoring tag does not require connection to any existing power system and could send an alarm if unusual motions or vibrations take place which could indicate unauthorised tampering. 

The ease of installation, the low capital cost and running costs and the self-sustaining attributes of the product means a far lower lifetime cost to provide always-on monitoring.

Farm machinery is expensive, specialised and invariably spends months at a time, laid-up when ‘out of season’. Passive Eye is an easy to install tag which monitors movement and vibration. Sensitivity can be adjusted and an alarm will be sent the moment movement limits are breached. Out of sight and peace of mind.

Most IoT devices will be connected to a power source, in factories, offices and in the home. A significant number however will be remote and autonomous sensors positioned outside to monitor such things as air quality, water quality, noise, vibration and many other factors.

Passive Eye’s energy harvesting and power management technology is an ideal platform for a broad range of sensors and would provide the same zero-maintenance benefits as that provided for static and mobile assets.