IoT Trends

The monthly podcast about everything,
what moves the IoT world.

IoT Trends

The monthly podcast about everything,
what moves the IoT world.

Future trends, visions, technologies, best practices, examples and much more

Marketing Manager Sabrina Waldbauer and CEO Hans-Peter Buber discusses everything that is important in the IoT environment: tools, tools, applications, data transmission, connectivity, programming, hardware, software and service, added value and benefits – there is no mincing of words here.

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#10 Data from the explosive ATEX zone: Here's how

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We Austrians consume 130 litres of water per day. The water used – for example when showering or flushing the toilet – ends up in the sewage system. There, biological reactions create a highly explosive atmosphere.

Things get explosive again in the 10th episode of IoT Trends. Sabrina Waldbauer and Hans-Peter Buber explain which components are required in the sewer to collect data, enable control systems and drive forward targeted renovation measures. They also present three protection concepts with which the components can be used in the ATEX zone.

#9 Explosion hazard: ATEX secret language decoded

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Did you know that there is a risk of explosion in the sewer? If flammable gas, oxygen and an ignition source come together, it can even become really dangerous.

Things get explosive in the 9th episode of IoT Trends. Sabrina Waldbauer and Hans-Peter Buber talk about what an explosion actually is and what role personal protection plays in it. They also jointly decode the “secret language” behind the cryptic ATEX designation: Ex II 2G Ex ib IIB T3 Gb.

#8 The centrepiece "What": How the world is measured

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The desire to measure the world in order to make it a little better arose many hundreds of years ago. However, it is not enough to record measured values, as they cannot be interpreted without scaling and normalisation.
In the #8 episode, Sabrina Waldbauer and Hans-Peter Buber talk about what it takes to turn a subjective impression (e.g. warm/cold) into an objective measured value (e.g. 25 °C). As we have already learnt in the last two episodes (#6 and #7 of IoT Trends), a measured value, the “what”, is only really valuable if the “when” and the “where” are known.

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