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The so-called ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution is still in its infancy and is emerging in a series of ‘waves of disruption’. The third wave, namely digital operations promises to have a profound impact on product and service delivery, in many cases truly reshaping how value is created and business in conducted across the spectrum of B2B activities. This wave is facilitated by the emergence of artificial intelligence, robotics and the industrial internet of things[1]
Within the environmental sector, the pace and extent of the disruption is as yet unknown, however what is clear is that technology will play an increasingly more sophisticated and prominent role in our industry.
At AmbiSense we believe that incumbent players should now start to look at augmenting & adapting their current products and services to incorporate innovative digital offerings that can open up new revenue streams and deliver value to customers in new ways.
To facilitate this adaption, we are launching a new technology development service to allow organisations to build & badge their own technologies using the Ambisense platform. This is a turn-key solution entailing:
Measuring & analysing environmental data is made more complex by the operating environment itself. Fluctuant processes, changeable weather conditions, difficult to handle samples, sustaining power from batteries and a myriad of other factors require practical engineering solutions in both design and test & verification methodologies as well as deep sectoral knowledge to truly understand what the customer (and regulators) are trying to achieve and to align with the capabilities of the technology architecture.
If you are interested in exploring how developing new digital technologies might add something to your business, please contact us. We’ll be happy to walk you through the process and give you some examples of recent projects completed & underway.
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