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Prylada Integrated Environmental and Noise Monitoring Point (IENMP)
A self-sufficient device for real-time monitoring of environmental conditions and noise levels across any designated area, helping to manage environmental impact, ensure regulatory compliance, and support informed decision-making for better planning and operations.
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Prylada Integrated Environmental and Noise Monitoring Point is a data collection and transfer device equipped with embedded weather and noise control sensors. While the sensors continuously monitor weather conditions and noise level, the device performs initial data processing before transmitting it to a cloud-based control center for further analysis and visualization.
All sensors can be powered from ambient energy sources, such as solar panels, ensuring self-sufficient operation in remote locations while reducing maintenance needs.
The Prylada Integrated Environmental and Noise Monitoring Point can be equipped with the following built-in sensors to collect environmental and noise level data across any designated area:
Measures ambient air temperature to detect potential heating or freezing conditions, helping to monitor and mitigate the impact of extreme weather on infrastructure, equipment, and overall safety in the area.
Monitors moisture levels in the air to assess the impact on facilities such as roads, bridges, and machinery. Humidity data is also valuable for understanding how weather conditions may affect environmental stability or operational efficiency.
A specialized sensor designed to measure sound levels in environments such as factories, construction sites, and other industrial settings. It uses a high-sensitivity microphone to detect noise intensity in real-time, capturing data about sound pressure levels (SPL) and transmitting it to a monitoring system
Tracks fluctuations in atmospheric pressure, providing critical insights into changing weather patterns. Pressure changes can indicate storm activity, sudden temperature shifts, or other weather phenomena that may impact local conditions and operations.
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The Prylada NB-IoT Gateway is the core component of the device, which ensures reliable, low-power, and long-range data transmission. It securely sends real-time environmental data via NB-IoT, LTE-M, or LoRaWAN networks from sensors to cloud-based or on-premises servers.
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How environmental and noise monitoring by Prylada works in real-time
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Competitive advantages of Prylada’s integrated environmental and noise monitoring
By leveraging advanced environmental sensing, intelligent data processing, and real-time alerting, Prylada’s Integrated Environmental and Noise Monitoring Point enhances airport operations, ensuring improved safety, better infrastructure monitoring, and proactive risk management.
Cutting-edge IoT technology for reliable environmental monitoring
Energy-efficient, solar-powered operation for reliability, even in extreme weather conditions.
NB-IoT connectivity for seamless data transmission, even in remote areas.
Smart alarm system with configurable alerts and notifications.
Cloud-based analytics for easy data visualization and predictive insights.
Use cases and applications
Ensures worker safety by monitoring hazardous environmental conditions such as high noise levels, toxic gas emissions, or extreme temperatures, providing real-time alerts to site managers.
Tracks noise pollution and air quality levels to improve public health and urban planning, ensuring that city developments meet environmental regulations and minimize the impact on residents.
Monitors environmental conditions such as wind speed, visibility, and noise levels to ensure safe flight operations and compliance with noise regulations, while improving overall operational efficiency.
Detects hazardous conditions like black ice, fog, or excessive heat, providing early warnings to maintenance teams to prevent accidents and improve road safety.