Eagle Eye Networks, Inc. and sister company Swift Sensors, Inc. bring affordable and simple approach to monitoring equipment with sensors and video.
“The whole purpose is to give our customers a much quicker understanding of the root cause of a problem,” Ray Almgren, chief marketing officer for Swift Sensors, told Design News. “Instead of just sending a notification that says, ‘It’s 45° in your cooler,’ this could give them a snapshot that tells the them the cooler door is open.”
Engineers and business owners can be on top of monitoring remote equipment via sensors provided by Swift Sensors and video monitoring provided by Eagle Eye Networks.
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