APMD installed near Bharti School of Telecommunication, IIT Delhi
Parameters:
Respiratory Suspended Particulate Matter (PM2.5) – RSPM
Suspended Particulate Matter (PM10) – SPM
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Sulfur Dioxide (SO2)
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)
Nitrogen Oxide (NO)
Ozone (O3)
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
Temperature
Humidity
Features:
Low energy footprint, low-cost multi-sensing APMD is equipped to monitor ten environmental parameters
The power control feature in the particulate matter sensor and the strategic use of the switching module in APMD make it ahead state of the art in power consumption aspects
APMD is self-sustainable using a 2 Watt solar panel and 3.7 V Li-Ion battery
In low sunlight seasons like rainy or foggy days, APMD can sustain up to 15 days using the on-board energy storage without solar power
APMD can send data using Wi-Fi and/or NB-IoT depending on the availability of the network. The data could be stored in the cloud as well as locally in the flash memory available on-board
The smart sensing algorithm in APMD makes it more energy-efficient by intelligently turning ON/OFF different sensors
The in-field auto-calibration feature in APMD enables the sensors to recalibrate on their own without any requirement of bringing to the lab
The small form factor () of APMD is very convenient to deploy outdoor
Design customization and integration for control/actuation are possible as per the industrial or commercial needs
Parameters:
The data-smart energy meter collects all the electrical parameters to provide the following:
Instant profile of all the electrical parameters
Monthly billing profile
Daily data profile
Periodic and event-driven push data
On-demand block load profile
Automatic connect/disconnect of powerline
Features:
Proprietary data pruning algorithm reduces the transmission energy as well as communication bandwidth and provides a feasibility to sporadically transmit data from the meter
Massive deployment and connectivity are enabled with low energy and data footprints
Very low data footprint enables usage of low-rate 5G IoT connectivity for data transmission from the meters to the central server
The data-smart energy meter is DLMS compliant for communication with the Head End System (HES)
Enables data-driven advanced analytics, such as, appliance health monitoring, real-time power grid load balancing, and user-level real-time power usage adaptation
This Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) capability adds very minimal monetary cost
Design and pruning algorithms are customizable as per the industrial data logging and actuation contexts in wide-ranging IIoT applications