Singapore Industrial

Automation Association

(SIAA)

Dr Tan Guan Hong

Immediate Past President

I2R Outreach event for

Productivity using Technology

8th Nov 2017

Singapore Industrial

Automation Association

(SIAA)

Networking Dinner

20th Feb 2009

2009

In-depth knowledge and

experience in Multi-Disciplinary

Expertise,

•Early adopters in Information

Technology amongst the

manufacturing and technology

industries,

•Well supported by Government

•Availability of local and foreign

engineers

2009

•Geographically Small to Develop and Test bed new technologies and Design Changes can be addressed within 45 mins (East to West)

•Accessible Cross Disciplinary Companies to come together. Ideal for new Technology Development & Deployment

•Many Technology SMEs within a small country with excellent supplier network to develop new innovative solutions to shorten the time to market

2009

The small size of Singapore is NOW its Advantage.To copy Singapore, the country has turn small and compact to copy Singapore, which is impossible to do !

2009

•Government support for Local SMEs to evolve

•Bring the technology into the market needs a Productization Bridge

•Automation SMEs are changing in their businesses from Hard to more Soft Automation

•Emergence of Specialized Automation Businesses, Machine Builders and System Integrators

2009

SIAA I2T Seminar in Feb 2004

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2009

M2M Expo Conference in

March 2004 Dallas, USA

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Domain Specific Sensors @ Data

Generation Layer with Networked-Devices

Internet Enabling

Mobile Enabling

Network Enabling

Data Management of Sensor Outputs

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Vertical Domain

Knowledge crosses

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Horizontal Layers

2009

SIAA Vice President Raymond

Tay receiving LEAD Award

from MTI Minister Lim

2009

“You cannot Manage

What you cannot Measure”

We learn from

the Quality Guru

Edwards Deming

Important to have a Trusted Maintenance System which is Transparent, Scientific and uses Technology. Less dependent on human Judgement and Recording

From Straits Times 4 November 2017:

SINGAPORE - Flooded train tunnels a month ago caused

large segments of the North-South MRT line to grind to a

halt for over 20 hours, affecting 250,000 commuters.

In a shocking announcement last week, SMRT

announced that falsified maintenance records were behind

the major disruption.

Engineers tasked with maintaining the pumps quarterly had

signed off without doing the work. Maintenance had not

been carried out since September 2016.

PESTECH HOLDING•Driving Innovation

48 Hillview Terrace, #06-08A, Singapore 669269

Tel: +65 6765 6165 Fax: +65 6765 8165 Email: support@pestechholding.com Web: www.pestechholding.com

Traditional Rodent Management

Need 2 staff to install Glue traps after working hours

Place traps in locations where there are rat droppings

Process of Site Inspection

2 man operation for safety

Travel to site 30 mins

Organise site 20 mins

Setup ladder, climb up, inspect, climb down & move

another trap location 10 mins / glue trap

For 30 traps site 300 mins = 5 hours !

Travel back from site 30 mins

Total per site 6 hours 20 mins

Traditional Rodent Management

Reality of Site Inspection

Not every glue trap is checked

High staff turnover makes trap location information

handover a challenge to maintain

Actual Inspection record update and maintain not

accurate

Rat caught not known until there is complain of smell by

Restaurant staff

Need to use IoT Technologies to support customer better

as such incidences can affect businesses or be shut

down by authorities

Introduction of RodentEye System

RodentEye Deployment Strategy

The PIR Sensor Activity site heat map is shared by Customer, Pestech and Pest Management

Company to be transparent about the effectiveness of the Pest Control programme

Site survey to identify Deployment strategy

Deploy Sensors in various locations

Monitor for High Activity locations

Deploy video cameras to validate the presence of rodents, then use Video Analytics to scan for

Rodents automatically

Strategically place Sensor Traps in High Activity locations

Monitor for Sensor Trap activations and High Activity locations

Rodent Activities must drop

Continue to monitor even the low activity locations, as rodents might change travelling paths

Site Activity Heat Map between June and JulyDate of activity - 2017-06-17 to 2017-06-23

RodentEye : Video Recording Validation using Video Analytics

Moving Object

Detection

Time : 12:44

Duration : 8.4 s

Rodents : 2

Object#1

Object#2

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Total Number of Triggers (L1,L2,L3) per month

Place RodentEye Sensor Traps only on high activity areas

Sensor Trap triggers staff to remove trapped Rodent

OutcomeMonitor100

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Outcome based Business Model

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