Gravio is an easy-to-use software platform that runs on Windows, macOS or Linux. You can connect to various inputs and outputs, including some bundled IoT sensors, computer vision/AI cameras and MQTT or HTTP APIs. Gravio is very easy to use without software programming knowledge.
Unlike other platforms, Gravio does not attempt to establish new standards. Instead we rely on industry standards such as Zigbee, ONVIF, MQTT, Rest APIs, Tensorflow and many more.
Gravio supports hardware sensors as well as software sensors (camera systems + computer vision AI).
Gravio enables you to create micro-programs that run at the edge, called "Actions". With Actions you can connect various inputs, such as sensor or camera inputs with various easy-to-configure output channels such as APIs, notification systems or various devices at the edge.
Edge computing can improve efficiency, resiliency and security by distributing the system more from a centralized system. Furthermore, transferring sensitive data such as CCTV images to the cloud are problematic from the data protection point of view. However if the data is processed on site at the Edge of a network, such issues can be avoided.
Gravio is a partner of the Kinetic Edge Alliance, which is an alliance of industry-leading companies collaborating to make designing, deploying and operating edge computing easy. More information on https://www.vapor.io/partners/kinetic-edge-alliance/
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Cloud Computing
Edge Computing
Edge Computing leverages the power of distributed systems. It allows for more efficiency, resilience and security. Gravio is built on the premise that in the future, systems will process data on the edge of the network rather than in a centralised cloud. For example, Edge Servers will process local image data, extract the necessary information using Artificial Intelligence and discard the image before passing the extracted information on via the internet.
Brick and mortar shops as well as restaurants can benefit greatly from data generated such as footfall, occupancy rates, percentage of people coming into the venue, whereabouts they dwell, what they are buying and how they behave. Identifying trends such as decreasing relative footfall early can be crucial for a business, to its tactics and ultimate survival. Gravio helps you up-smart your existing infrastructure easily and turn your business into a "smart location".
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Urban dwellings are now collecting enormous amounts of data. To optimise the efficiency of a city, it is crucial to track and analyse flows of people, traffic and goods to make informed decisions. A distributed system such as Gravio can gather this information in a decentralised fashion and pass on any pre-processed information efficiently to a central instance for further analysis. Gravio can be deployed easily and scaled up efficiently.
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Business processes have become much more sophisticated and therefore complex in the past few decades. Especially connectivity, monitoring, sensor deployment and use of “intelligent systems” have started entering the industrial production process, most notably with “Industry 4.0” initiatives. With Gravio, information can be captured at large scale in real-time to be processed further or to be analysed for optimisation.
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Even a few minutes of outage in a production line can mean losses of thousands of dollars. Connected devices and sensors are increasingly used to predict breakdowns before they happen, so replacement can be put in place in time or precautions can be taken. Gravio, alongside with its data processing and Artificial Intelligence capabilities is able to provide a reliable system that can minimise plant or production outage by predicting outages and alerting the right stakeholders timely.
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