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Introduction The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionising every sector — from agriculture to aerospace. But nowhere is its impact more profound than in electrical systems, both at the residential and industrial level. By enabling devices to communicate, collect data, and react in real-time, IoT is ushering in a new era of smart, efficient, and self-regulating electrical networks. In this blog, we explore how IoT and smart technologies are transforming electrical systems, with practical applications, real-world benefits, and future trends to watch. smart grid connected to IoT devices 1. What Is the Internet of Things (IoT) in Electrical Systems? At its core, IoT in electrical systems refers to the integration of smart sensors, communication modules, controllers, and cloud platforms that allow electrical devices and infrastructure to exchange data and make intelligent decisions. This convergence enables: Remote monitoring Real-time data collection Predictive maintenance Energy optimisation IoT-enabled electrical...

For decades, industrial automation has been the backbone of manufacturing and production, driving efficiency, consistency, and scale. From the earliest programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to sophisticated robotic arms, these technologies have revolutionised how we create and distribute goods. But a new wave of innovation is crashing onto the factory floor: Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is no longer a futuristic fantasy; it's a tangible force reshaping the landscape of industrial automation, promising unprecedented levels of intelligence, adaptability, and optimisation. In Nigeria, where manufacturing and resource processing play a crucial role in the economy, understanding and embracing this transformation is paramount for future growth and competitiveness. This blog post will delve into the key ways AI is revolutionizing industrial automation, exploring its applications, benefits, and the exciting future it holds. 1. Intelligent Robotics: Beyond Repetitive Tasks Traditional industrial robots excel at...