Iveda provides cloud-based video search and surveillance technologies, IoT platforms with smart sensors and devices. (Source: Shutterstock)
IoT servicer Iveda has deployed LevelNOW, its newest liquid storage management solution, for Australian oil company Gulf Western Oil, according to a Feb. 26 press release.
For Gulf Western, the system delivers high levels of visibility and control over its storage, making refills more efficient, the company said.
LevelNOW uses two sensor types: a standard cap valve for 200-liter drums and an external sensor that can work with many container sizes, Iveda said.
“The technology has massively optimized our operations, reducing the need for manual monitoring and improving overall efficiency and resource management,” said Nik Alpert, group general manager at Gulf Western Oil. Gulf Western’s distributor network covers Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Russia and more.
Iveda provides cloud-based video search and surveillance technologies, including IoT platforms with smart sensors and devices.
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