Advantech presents a wireless vibration and environmental monitoring stack built around LoRaWAN smart sensors and gateways, showing how condition monitoring can be retrofitted onto existing rotating machinery and plant equipment. In this video the team walks through the WISE-2410 vibration sensor, WISE-6610 gateways and complementary environmental and current nodes, all streaming telemetry into Node-RED dashboards for machine health visualization. https://www.advantech.com/
The WISE-2410 is a LoRaWAN wireless condition monitoring sensor that integrates an ARM Cortex-M4 MCU, 3-axis accelerometer and temperature sensing in an IP66 enclosure for continuous vibration analysis on motors, pumps and compressors. It computes RMS velocity on X, Y and Z, derives ISO 10816-based health indicators and transmits compressed status data over the air, enabling predictive maintenance with low bandwidth and up to roughly two years of battery life at a 30-minute reporting cadence.
EVA-2310 extends the same architecture to environmental sensing as a LoRaWAN temperature and humidity node covering -20 °C to 55 °C and 0–90% RH, with typical battery life up to five years at a 15-minute uplink interval for long-term monitoring of offices, warehouses or production areas. For electrical parameters, the WISE-2211 LPWAN module adds three analog current channels with power-over-input so it can be powered directly from 4–20 mA loops or CTs, turning existing transducers into wireless nodes without extra power wiring.
On the network edge, the WISE-6610 family provides indoor DIN-rail units and outdoor IP67 variants with PoE, wide temperature operation and support for LoRaWAN backhaul plus industrial protocols such as Modbus and MQTT towards SCADA or cloud platforms. In this setup the gateway runs Node-RED so engineers can decode payloads, configure thresholds and push events into higher-level analytics, while LoRaWAN interoperability lets them combine Advantech gateways with third-party nodes or deploy WISE-2410 and EVA-2310 sensors on existing infrastructure to avoid vendor dependence.
Filmed at SPS 2025 in Nuremberg, the booth demo is aimed at reliability engineers, maintenance teams and OT/IT integrators who need practical paths to condition-based monitoring on brownfield assets. Advantech’s broader vibration portfolio adds USB and PCIe DAQ hardware plus DAQNavi/MCM software for time- and frequency-domain visualization, giving the same sensor families a route from simple dashboards to full predictive maintenance workflow
