Modern traffic and transportation systems rely on robust data communication. These networks must connect a wide range of devices, sensors, and controllers. Legacy communication standards like RS-485 and RS-232 remain
Modern industrial systems rely on continuous monitoring to maintain operational efficiency and safety. Many facilities still use RS485-connected devices, such as PLCs, sensors, and meters. While these devices communicate effectively
Digital payments are now a core part of daily business operations. Retail stores, restaurants, fuel stations, kiosks, and mobile vendors depend on POS and payment terminals to process transactions. These
Many factories still run on machines built decades ago. These machines lack internet connectivity. They do not share data with modern software. Replacing these assets costs millions of dollars. Instead,
Manufacturing plants depend on accurate production data. Overall Equipment Effectiveness, or OEE, is one of the most important performance indicators. Industry reports show that manufacturers using real-time production data achieve
The healthcare sector is increasingly relying on technology to enhance service delivery, especially in remote areas. According to the World Health Organization, nearly 50% of the global population lacks full
Industrial facilities often face a common challenge their machines are reliable but “speak” old languages. Many use RS-485 serial communication, which works well for short distances and resists electrical noise,
Earthquakes can disrupt healthcare systems within minutes, causing power loss, network failures, and damaged hospitals, with up to 40% of facilities becoming partially or fully non-operational in severe events while
Mission-critical systems depend on constant communication to operate safely and accurately. Studies show that over 80% of industrial system failures are linked to network issues, and even brief disruptions can
The logistics and delivery industry is evolving faster than ever. According to Statista, global e-commerce sales reached $6.5 trillion in 2023, and by 2027, delivery fleets are expected to handle
