Industrial Evolution
with IoT: From
Manufacturing to
Healthcare
Next Slide
IoT is reshaping industries with real-time data, smart operations, and
enhanced efficiency.
Introduction
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of connected devices
that gather and share data in real time. These devices—ranging
from factory sensors to medical equipment—enable smarter,
more efficient operations. IoT forms the backbone of Industry
4.0 by connecting physical systems with digital intelligence.
By integrating IoT, industries can automate
processes, reduce downtime, and make informed
decisions based on real-time insights. From
manufacturing to healthcare, IoT is driving digital
transformation, enabling predictive maintenance,
and improving overall productivity and safety.
Evolution of Industrial IoT
From Manual to Smart Operations:
• Industrial systems have evolved from manual and mechanical
processes to automated, sensor-driven environments.
Industry 1.0 to 4.0 Transformation:
• The journey includes mechanization (steam/water power), mass
production (electricity), automation (IT/electronics), and now
intelligent, connected systems (IoT & AI).
Birth of IIoT:
• IIoT emerged as a specialized branch of IoT tailored for industrial
environments, enabling advanced connectivity between machines,
systems, and people.
Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Communication:
• IIoT enhances direct communication between machines, allowing
automated workflows and reduced human intervention.
Key Achievement
Through the
implementation of eco-
friendly practices and fleet
modernization, carbon
emissions were reduced by
15%.
Salford & Co. achieved a
remarkable 12% increase
in annual revenue,
reaching an impressive
$1.2 billion, a record year
for the company.
Record-Breaking $1.2B
Revenue Growth
Sustainability
Achievements
Revenue Growth
Successfully implemented
AI-driven logistics
management systems,
resulting in a 10%
reduction in costs and an
increase in efficiency.
Technology
Investments
Our total warehouse
capacity was increased by
20% as a result of the
establishment of five new
distribution centers in
Europe and Asia.
Expansion
Expanding Global
Distribution Capacity
Sustainability & Carbon
Emission Reduction
AI-Driven Efficiency &
10% Cost Reduction
Key Benefits of IoT Across Industries
Enhanced Product Quality & Traceability
01
The integration of IoT technology brings significant advantages
across sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, energy,
and retail. Here are the key benefits that make IoT a game-changer
for modern enterprises:
Real-time data ensures better control over production
processes and allows companies to trace defects or issues
back to their source quickly.
Real-Time Operational Visibility
02
IoT enables continuous monitoring of machines, systems, and
environments—helping organizations identify issues instantly
and make faster decisions.
Predictive Maintenance & Reduced Downtime
03
Smart sensors detect early signs of equipment failure, allowing
maintenance teams to act before breakdowns happen—saving
time, costs, and productivity.
Energy and Resource Optimization
04
IoT helps track and control energy and resource usage
efficiently, leading to lower utility costs and improved
sustainability.
IoT in
Manufacturing
Smart manufacturing is at the core of Industry 4.0, driven by
the integration of IoT technologies. By connecting machines,
systems, and people, IoT transforms traditional factories into
intelligent, data-driven environments that improve
performance, reduce costs, and enable agility.
IoT sensors embedded in equipment
continuously track performance, enabling instant
feedback on machine status, productivity, and
environmental conditions.
Real-Time Monitoring:
Historical and real-time data are used to predict
equipment failures before they occur—
minimizing unplanned downtime and extending
asset life.
Predictive Maintenance:
IoT-connected robots enhance precision,
automate repetitive tasks, and ensure consistent
quality across production lines.
Robotics & Automation:
Our operational
IoT in Logistics and Supply Chain
IoT is bringing real-time visibility and control to logistics operations. With GPS
and sensor-enabled fleets, companies can track vehicle locations, fuel usage,
and delivery progress—leading to faster routes, fewer delays, and lower costs.
In warehouses, IoT helps automate inventory management with real-time stock
updates and smart alerts. For cold chains, temperature sensors ensure goods
like food or medicine stay within safe limits, reducing spoilage and ensuring
compliance.
AI-powered analytics combined with IoT data enable predictive delivery
scheduling and just-in-time logistics. This improves accuracy, reduces lead
times, and delivers a better customer experience.
IoT in Energy & Utilities
IoT-powered smart grids
enable dynamic load
balancing, real-time outage
alerts, and automated fault
isolation. This leads to faster
recovery, reduced energy
losses, and better integration
of renewable sources like
solar and wind.
Smart Grids
0
1
IoT sensors continuously monitor
critical infrastructure—pipelines,
wind turbines, transformers, and
substations. This helps detect
leaks, overheating, or component
wear in real time, reducing
downtime and avoiding costly
breakdowns.
Remote Asset
Monitoring
By analyzing consumption
patterns, IoT systems identify
inefficiencies and automate
controls to reduce waste. This not
only lowers operational costs but
also helps industries meet energy-
efficiency targets and
environmental regulations.
Energy
Optimization
In high-risk sectors such as oil &
gas and mining, IoT enables real-
time detection of gas leaks,
pressure anomalies, and unsafe
conditions. Smart alerts allow
immediate action, improving
compliance and protecting
workers.
Safety Monitoring
02 03 04
IoT-connected beds, HVAC, and lighting systems improve patient comfort, reduce energy
costs, and support predictive maintenance.
Smart Hospital Infrastructure:
RFID and GPS sensors help hospitals locate medical equipment and supplies quickly,
reducing delays and improving efficiency.
Asset and Inventory Tracking:
Smartwatches and biosensors monitor health continuously, supporting chronic care
and giving doctors access to real-time data.
Wearable Health Devices:
Smart pillboxes and alerts remind patients to take medications on time, reducing risks
related to missed doses.
Medication Adherence Systems:
Wearable and home-based IoT devices track vital signs in real time, enabling early
detection and reducing hospital visits.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM):
IoT in the Healthcare Industry
The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing the healthcare industry by enabling
connected, data-driven, and patient-centric care. From hospitals to homes, IoT devices are
improving medical outcomes, operational efficiency, and patient safety.
Core Use Cases of IoT in Healthcare
Sensors monitor solar, wind, and battery
systems in real time. They help maximize
efficiency and ensure better integration of
clean energy into the grid.
Renewable Energy:
IoT automates lighting, HVAC, and energy
systems based on occupancy and usage. This
reduces power consumption and supports eco-
friendly building management.
Smart Buildings and
Infrastructure
IoT improves fleet management with real-
time tracking, route optimization, and fuel
usage monitoring. It also enhances EV
performance and smart charging.
Sustainable Transportation:
IoT devices track soil moisture, crop health,
and weather conditions. This enables farmers
to use water, fertilizers, and pesticides more
efficiently.
Precision Agriculture:
Sustainability
Through IoT
Thank You for Being a
Part of This Journey
IoT is not just transforming how industries
operate—it’s unlocking new levels of efficiency,
safety, and innovation across sectors. The future is
connected, and now is the time to embrace it.
GET CONTACT US
+91 7433973355
info@rejigdigital.com
USA | UK | UAE |
INDIA
+1 (510) 956 6572

Industrial Evolution with IoT From Manufacturing to Healthcare.pptx

  • 1.
    Industrial Evolution with IoT:From Manufacturing to Healthcare Next Slide IoT is reshaping industries with real-time data, smart operations, and enhanced efficiency.
  • 2.
    Introduction The Internet ofThings (IoT) is a system of connected devices that gather and share data in real time. These devices—ranging from factory sensors to medical equipment—enable smarter, more efficient operations. IoT forms the backbone of Industry 4.0 by connecting physical systems with digital intelligence. By integrating IoT, industries can automate processes, reduce downtime, and make informed decisions based on real-time insights. From manufacturing to healthcare, IoT is driving digital transformation, enabling predictive maintenance, and improving overall productivity and safety.
  • 3.
    Evolution of IndustrialIoT From Manual to Smart Operations: • Industrial systems have evolved from manual and mechanical processes to automated, sensor-driven environments. Industry 1.0 to 4.0 Transformation: • The journey includes mechanization (steam/water power), mass production (electricity), automation (IT/electronics), and now intelligent, connected systems (IoT & AI). Birth of IIoT: • IIoT emerged as a specialized branch of IoT tailored for industrial environments, enabling advanced connectivity between machines, systems, and people. Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Communication: • IIoT enhances direct communication between machines, allowing automated workflows and reduced human intervention.
  • 4.
    Key Achievement Through the implementationof eco- friendly practices and fleet modernization, carbon emissions were reduced by 15%. Salford & Co. achieved a remarkable 12% increase in annual revenue, reaching an impressive $1.2 billion, a record year for the company. Record-Breaking $1.2B Revenue Growth Sustainability Achievements Revenue Growth Successfully implemented AI-driven logistics management systems, resulting in a 10% reduction in costs and an increase in efficiency. Technology Investments Our total warehouse capacity was increased by 20% as a result of the establishment of five new distribution centers in Europe and Asia. Expansion Expanding Global Distribution Capacity Sustainability & Carbon Emission Reduction AI-Driven Efficiency & 10% Cost Reduction
  • 5.
    Key Benefits ofIoT Across Industries Enhanced Product Quality & Traceability 01 The integration of IoT technology brings significant advantages across sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, energy, and retail. Here are the key benefits that make IoT a game-changer for modern enterprises: Real-time data ensures better control over production processes and allows companies to trace defects or issues back to their source quickly. Real-Time Operational Visibility 02 IoT enables continuous monitoring of machines, systems, and environments—helping organizations identify issues instantly and make faster decisions. Predictive Maintenance & Reduced Downtime 03 Smart sensors detect early signs of equipment failure, allowing maintenance teams to act before breakdowns happen—saving time, costs, and productivity. Energy and Resource Optimization 04 IoT helps track and control energy and resource usage efficiently, leading to lower utility costs and improved sustainability.
  • 6.
    IoT in Manufacturing Smart manufacturingis at the core of Industry 4.0, driven by the integration of IoT technologies. By connecting machines, systems, and people, IoT transforms traditional factories into intelligent, data-driven environments that improve performance, reduce costs, and enable agility. IoT sensors embedded in equipment continuously track performance, enabling instant feedback on machine status, productivity, and environmental conditions. Real-Time Monitoring: Historical and real-time data are used to predict equipment failures before they occur— minimizing unplanned downtime and extending asset life. Predictive Maintenance: IoT-connected robots enhance precision, automate repetitive tasks, and ensure consistent quality across production lines. Robotics & Automation: Our operational
  • 7.
    IoT in Logisticsand Supply Chain IoT is bringing real-time visibility and control to logistics operations. With GPS and sensor-enabled fleets, companies can track vehicle locations, fuel usage, and delivery progress—leading to faster routes, fewer delays, and lower costs. In warehouses, IoT helps automate inventory management with real-time stock updates and smart alerts. For cold chains, temperature sensors ensure goods like food or medicine stay within safe limits, reducing spoilage and ensuring compliance. AI-powered analytics combined with IoT data enable predictive delivery scheduling and just-in-time logistics. This improves accuracy, reduces lead times, and delivers a better customer experience.
  • 8.
    IoT in Energy& Utilities IoT-powered smart grids enable dynamic load balancing, real-time outage alerts, and automated fault isolation. This leads to faster recovery, reduced energy losses, and better integration of renewable sources like solar and wind. Smart Grids 0 1 IoT sensors continuously monitor critical infrastructure—pipelines, wind turbines, transformers, and substations. This helps detect leaks, overheating, or component wear in real time, reducing downtime and avoiding costly breakdowns. Remote Asset Monitoring By analyzing consumption patterns, IoT systems identify inefficiencies and automate controls to reduce waste. This not only lowers operational costs but also helps industries meet energy- efficiency targets and environmental regulations. Energy Optimization In high-risk sectors such as oil & gas and mining, IoT enables real- time detection of gas leaks, pressure anomalies, and unsafe conditions. Smart alerts allow immediate action, improving compliance and protecting workers. Safety Monitoring 02 03 04
  • 9.
    IoT-connected beds, HVAC,and lighting systems improve patient comfort, reduce energy costs, and support predictive maintenance. Smart Hospital Infrastructure: RFID and GPS sensors help hospitals locate medical equipment and supplies quickly, reducing delays and improving efficiency. Asset and Inventory Tracking: Smartwatches and biosensors monitor health continuously, supporting chronic care and giving doctors access to real-time data. Wearable Health Devices: Smart pillboxes and alerts remind patients to take medications on time, reducing risks related to missed doses. Medication Adherence Systems: Wearable and home-based IoT devices track vital signs in real time, enabling early detection and reducing hospital visits. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM): IoT in the Healthcare Industry The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing the healthcare industry by enabling connected, data-driven, and patient-centric care. From hospitals to homes, IoT devices are improving medical outcomes, operational efficiency, and patient safety. Core Use Cases of IoT in Healthcare
  • 10.
    Sensors monitor solar,wind, and battery systems in real time. They help maximize efficiency and ensure better integration of clean energy into the grid. Renewable Energy: IoT automates lighting, HVAC, and energy systems based on occupancy and usage. This reduces power consumption and supports eco- friendly building management. Smart Buildings and Infrastructure IoT improves fleet management with real- time tracking, route optimization, and fuel usage monitoring. It also enhances EV performance and smart charging. Sustainable Transportation: IoT devices track soil moisture, crop health, and weather conditions. This enables farmers to use water, fertilizers, and pesticides more efficiently. Precision Agriculture: Sustainability Through IoT
  • 11.
    Thank You forBeing a Part of This Journey IoT is not just transforming how industries operate—it’s unlocking new levels of efficiency, safety, and innovation across sectors. The future is connected, and now is the time to embrace it. GET CONTACT US +91 7433973355 info@rejigdigital.com USA | UK | UAE | INDIA +1 (510) 956 6572