Notes on industrial engineering, IoT and product delivery
Field-level thinking from the BWhale engineering team: industrial IoT, hardware, operational software and the products we build for ourselves.
The strategic value of a technology partner
Why a hybrid technology strategy reduces risk, accelerates innovation, and turns IoT and AI initiatives into real business outcomes. Read article-
Attendance control: what DT Exempt Resolution 38 requires
What Chile's Labor Directorate Exempt Resolution No. 38/2024 regulates, its key requirements, how to check whether a system is authorized and what to ask a provider. -
CAEX 930E: programming CPU and inverter cards in the field
Why reprogramming CPU and inverter cards matters on Komatsu 930E haul trucks, when it makes sense to do it at the mine site and how the procedure works, step by step. -
DGA Resolution 1238: what well monitoring requires
Standards, measurement systems, transmission methods, deadlines and Control Centers: what Chile's DGA requires from well owners, based on its official documents. -
RFID cargo auditing: how to validate trucks and pallets
How a RAIN RFID checkpoint verifies that pallets and trucks carry what was planned, which errors it helps prevent and what a company needs to implement it. -
Why industrial IoT pilots fail before they scale
Most connected-product pilots do not fail because of technology. They fail because hardware, software and field adoption were never designed as one system. -
Four products, one engineering discipline
Calgrow, Druppify, Wriot RMS and SmartClock did not start as separate ventures. They started as the same engineering practice applied to four different operating problems.