ST Engineering reveals IoT solution for lifts in Singapore

Amongst its many functions, The AGIL Smart Lift Monitoring solution aims to detect anomaly in all lifts in Singapore.

ST Engineering announced the release of its AGIL Smart Life Monitoring solution, which is aimed at 24/7 lift status monitoring and diagnostics.

A centralised function will be put in place, which allows for its use across different manufacturer brands and models. Part of what this solution covers are anomaly detection, reporting and resolution to enhance operational efficiency, and lift safety and reliability.

This cloud-based solution uses remote diagnostics and edge analytics in conjunction with smart sensor technology. A patented rope sensor technology for quick deployment and the application of a plug and play allow it to work seamlessly with existing systems.

A mobile application will also be integrated with the solution to provide real-time alerts and incident updates.

Yao Shih Jih, Head of Smart Utilities and Infrastructure at ST Engineering, explained how much the solution is able to contribute to the efficiency of lift performance data.

“Large-scale lift maintenance is both complex and laborious, yet there is little room for error as every lift needs to be maintained at the highest standard for safety. The AGIL Smart Lift Monitoring solution provides unparalleled transparency of lift performance data which will significantly change the way lifts are being maintained, delivering improved reliability, safety and productivity while alleviating the industry’s manpower issues.”

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