Research & Development

BIG DATA Solutions

The role of the data economy in the corporate sector is growing every year. More and more companies are using various data analysis and Big Data tools, recognizing their efficiency-enhancing potential. One of the best tools to leverage the data assets stored in IT systems is the use of Big Data-based data analysis and data mining, which can be used to effectively support the achievement of strategic, planning and operational goals.

Storage

IoT – Big Data data collection system

Our Trilobita IoT Big Data Collection System was specifically designed for the comprehensive monitoring and data analysis of water treatment plants, waterworks and wastewater treatment plants.

The Trilobita IoT BD system consists of two components:

(1) An on-site data collection hardware unit that can receive signals from digital and analog sensors built into the equipment

(2) A central server application, which receives and stores the measurement data acquired by the data collection hardware, as well as makes the current and historical data visible through easy-to-use client monitors.

The central system and user interface are both suitable for operational monitoring of all customers of the water purification service provider, as well as for providing information to the customer’s specialists via screens with restricted access.

The central server solution provides complete data protection and the strictest access control for the customer’s data, both on a central server providing a private cloud and as installed for the customer.

Once the central server system is installed, it can be continuously upgraded with the continuous deployment of data collection hardware units and the addition of built-in data collectors to containerised products.

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Local data collection module and central server application

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Operation optimised for waterworks and water treatment systems

Our IoT-based industrial data collection solution

Industrial IoT data collection module

Physical parameters of IoT data collector

Physical dimensions – 30cm x 30cm x 15cm

  • Operating voltage – 220 V
  • Uninterruptible power supply – Recommended for equipment with intermittent power supply. The equipment can also be ordered with an internal battery.
  • Maximum number of digital sensors that can be connected (MODBUS TCP/IP) – 128
  • Maximum number of analog sensors that can be connected – 8 (can be expanded with additional sensors with an analog expansion module.)
  • SIM card type – Telenor Vállalati Hipernet Active (now provided by Yettel)
  • GSM antenna type – Can be placed outside a robust container, e.g. GSM antenna LoRA/Z-Wave
  • Diameter of the hole required for placing the antenna – 8 mm
  • GSM antenna cable length – 3 m

 

Communication parameters

Data communication standard between data collector and server – MQTT

  • Data transfer frequency from data collector to server – 2 sec (default), 1 min, 15 min, 60 min
  • Maximum frequency of sensor sampling within the data collector – 100 msec
  • Default settings for connection to water treatment equipment:
      • Pressure IN (bar) – XX110
      • Pressure OUT 1 (bar) – XX111
      • Pressure OUT 2 (bar) – XX112
      • Transmembrane pressure – XX120
      • Transmembrane pressure MIN – XX121
      • Transmembrane pressure MAX – XX122
      • PH IN – XX130
      • PH OUT 1 – XX131
      • PH OUT 2 – XX132
      • Temperature IN (C°) – XX140
      • Temperature OUT 1 (C°) – XX141
      • Temperature OUT 2 (C°) – XX142
      • Conductivity IN (µS) – XX150
      • Conductivity OUT 1 (µS) – XX151
      • Conductivity OUT 2 (µS) – XX152
      • TDS IN – XX160
      • TDS OUT 1 – XX161
      • TDS OUT 2 – XX162
      • Water level (%) – XX170

(The identifier of the technology module is placed in the place marked ‘XX’ (For example, RO1, RO2, RO3). If required, these identifiers can be assigned to the PLC identifiers requested by the customer.)

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GSM, LoRa, ZWave and Sigfox compatible communication

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Compact, boxed data acquisition solution

Research and Development with Trilobita

Phases of our R&D projects

R&D Project planning

In the R&D project planning phase, we help our clients find the most optimal use of resources. We prepare the financial and technical design of the project and prepare the proposal for the selected funding scheme.

Applied research

In the applied research phase, we prepare the necessary research plans. We carry out and document the series of experiments based on our research methodology.

Evaluation of research results

We evaluate the results of the series of experiments using various data analysis methods and prepare the research summary document.

System Planning

Based on the research results, we design the systems for our customers. We use our own system design methodology and tools for the planning.

Development and testing

Our development methodology combines elements of classic waterfall and agile methodologies, flexibly adapting to the needs of the given client and project. The efficiency of our development and testing work is further enhanced by a number of our already tested, ready-to-use system modules.

Support

After the completion of our R&D projects, we always provide follow-up and support services to our customers for the solutions we have delivered. Our goal is to establish successful, long-term partnership with our clients.

We believe that every hour spent on design pays off many times over in the implementation and roll-out of our systems.  Our ergonomically designed user interfaces provide our customers with a new user experience and ease of use.

Contact

info@trilobita.hu

(+36) 1 220 6458

Nagy Lajos király útja 117.
H-1149 Budapest, Hungary