#Meter Data Acquisition System

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Distribution Transformer Monitoring

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Welcome to CMSGP, the most trusted and reputed distribution transformer monitoring manufacturer

At CMSGP, we are proud to be recognized as one of the most reliable names in Distribution Transformer Monitoring solutions. With over 20 years of proven expertise, we have become a key player in the industrial automation space. Known for our innovation and quality-driven approach, we are the preferred partner for top industries across India, delivering advanced monitoring technologies and exceptional service.

Distribution Transformer Monitoring System

Distribution Transformer Monitoring plays a critical role in enhancing grid efficiency and ensuring the long-term performance of transformers. These systems offer real-time insights into crucial metrics such as load conditions, temperature, oil levels, and overall power quality. By integrating IoT sensors with advanced data analytics, these monitoring solutions allow utilities to detect potential faults early, extend asset life, and reduce unexpected downtime. The result is a smarter, more efficient power distribution network with lower maintenance costs and increased reliability.

Our Product Portfolio

CMSGP provides an extensive array of industrial communication and monitoring solutions tailored for the energy and automation sectors. Our offerings include meter interface modems, data concentrator units, industrial 4G routers, RTUs, edge gateways, and integrated gateways. Every product is rigorously tested to meet stringent performance and safety standards. We also offer custom engineering to ensure our devices align precisely with your operational and infrastructure needs.

Delivering Quality Products

Quality is at the heart of everything we do. As a trusted provider of Distribution Transformer Monitoring systems, CMSGP is committed to excellence at every phase from design to deployment. Our manufacturing processes follow strict quality control protocols to ensure that each product delivers long-term durability and optimal performance. This dedication to superior product quality helps us eliminate inefficiencies and consistently exceed client expectations.

Constant Innovation

Innovation fuels our progress. Our commitment to continuous improvement enables us to develop Distribution Transformer Monitoring systems that set new benchmarks for reliability and performance. By minimizing downtime and enhancing the resilience of grid infrastructure, our solutions empower businesses to stay ahead in a competitive energy market. We constantly invest in R&D to provide smarter, more adaptive systems that elevate operational excellence.

State-of-the-Art Production and Scalable Operations

We utilize the latest manufacturing technologies to deliver scalable and precise Distribution Transformer Monitoring systems. Our production capabilities are built to handle both small-scale custom projects and large infrastructure deployments with ease. By blending automation with accuracy, we ensure product reliability and high throughput. Our scalable operations support esteemed clients like Honeywell, JSW, L&T, BHEL, ABB, KPTCL, and Crompton Greaves.

Bespoke Monitoring and Automation Solutions

Leveraging years of domain experience, CMSGP designs customized Distribution Transformer Monitoring and automation systems tailored to client-specific goals. Our solutions integrate IoT sensors, real-time analytics, and remote-control functions to provide end-to-end grid visibility and control. Whether it’s fault detection, power quality analysis, or remote asset management, we deliver adaptable systems that enhance operational performance while maintaining compliance with industry standards.

Strong Supply Network

Our reliable supply chain infrastructure ensures seamless product delivery and implementation. We maintain strong relationships with our suppliers and partners to source premium components that meet the requirements of advanced Distribution Transformer Monitoring applications. With streamlined logistics and efficient inventory control, we’re able to deliver solutions quickly, reduce lead times, and keep projects on track year-round.

Our Commitment

CMSGP’s leadership in Distribution Transformer Monitoring is driven by our customer-centric philosophy. We believe in building lasting relationships through transparency, innovation, and excellence. Our goal is to create collaborative, sustainable solutions that drive value for all stakeholders and support the long-term growth of the power sector.

Applications

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[electrikworm]

Things Cal Kestis has Issues with: Sleeping Outside

Relationships: BD-1 & Cal Kestis

Content Warnings: Burns, Blood and Injury, Slight self-harming behaviour

Summary:

A storm on Zeffo forces Cal and BD-1 to seek shelter in a small cave. Cal doesn't take the situation that well.

Word count: 2’650

Read on Ao3

The storm is getting too strong, BD-1 warns Cal of this once again. Night falling already drastically reduces a human' visual field, even when BD-1 has his torch active, but the rain pelting them is decreasing that further. BD-1's light reflects off of the heavy downpour, no doubt confusing Cal's vision. All that would be bad enough, but Cal's been walking abnormally for the last 42 minutes, since that fight with a group of stormtroopers. BD-1's systems keep alerting unstable footing as the human he holds onto limps forwards. Cal's right leg, the limb BD-1 has saved as his friends "bad leg" in his files, must be damaged, barely able to have weight put on it. BD-1 wonders if this is the result of a scout trooper hitting it, or the discomfort Cal gets in the limb from time to time, especially during cold and wet weather. He asks the Jedi, who shrugs. He sounds out of breath. "Don't worry about it," he shouts across the storm. BD makes his concern known with a series of warning beeps. He doesn't think Cal should keep going. The risk of injury is far higher during the storm, BD-1 calculated the odds of Cal slipping off of something due to mud and water, and they're not good. And then there's the lightning, making BD-1 want to curl up each time it strikes. The droid can't remember ever being in such a large storm. A gust of wind blows Cal's hood off, exposing him further to the elements. BD-1 tries to fix it quickly, almost falling off of the human's back in the process. Cal thanks him, though BD-1 is unsure why. The small gesture was rather useless, seeing as Cal's red hair is already plastered to his head from the rain. Lightning strikes again, far too close for BD-1's liking. The droid shrieks in alarm as the bolt of electricity hits a pole only slightly higher than Cal is, mere meters away. Even Cal flinches this time. BD-1 asks Cal to please seek shelter and wait out the storm. He may not have as much medical data as other droids, but BD-1 doesn't fancy Cal's odds if he gets hit by lightning. "Yeah, yeah." Cal nods. "I think you might have a point buddy." BD-1 whistles in relief. They're too far from the abandoned village to seek shelter there. The place is crawling with storm troopers anyway. They move higher instead, to a more mountainous area.

It's not on BD-1's map, and with the storm, it's hard to scan ahead. The slope is slick with mud, allowing Cal very little grip as he moves. BD-1 holds on tightly to his friend. He doesn't want to lose him in the storm. Finally, Cal announces that he sees something, a narrow opening in the steep mountain's surface. Once close enough, BD scans it, confirming that it's a cave. Lightning striking too close once again drives Cal to hurry, causing him to slip to his hands and knees with a grunt before quickly righting himself and squeezing into the cave. BD-1 hops from Cal's back, illuminating the small space in the rock. It's more of a crack than a cave, but it's wide enough to accommodate Cal.

The walls on either side are made if jagged rock, damp from humidity trapped in the cave. BD scans a small spot of slimy fungus he finds before Cal groaning interrupts his effort. The fungus can wait, Cal takes higher priority than the acquisition of new data. Scanning Cal just as the human sinks to the ground, his worn and discomforted expression sparks worry in BD once more. There is indeed damage to Cal's leg. BD-1 moves to Cal's side, nudging his hand as the Jedi fishes out his comlink. "Storms too strong, me and BD are waiting it out in a cave." Static answers him, so Cal repeats the message once more. Broken up words filter through this time, Cal leaning forward abruptly when he hears them. Concentration filters across his expression. The voice BD recognizes as Cere's, most of her words unrecognizable thanks to the storms interference. BD thinks she's telling them to be careful, to stay safe. The droid responds, promising to do just that. Cal laughs weakly. "Thanks BD." Cal leans his head against the wall of the cave, sighing. He brushes his wet hair out of his face, no doubt getting mud in it. Cal's trousers are soaked through, mud clinging to the fabric as well as his boots. His upper body must have been spared somewhat, thanks to the poncho.

There's still a slight shiver coursing through his body. Bad, BD-1's database tells him. Humans don't shiver if they're doing well, it is always an indication of something being wrong. Drawing his knees to his chest, Cal hisses, eyebrows drawn together, squinting in pain. His hand flies to his right thigh, urging BD to skitter to Cal's other side and inspect the damage as Cal extends the limb again.

There's a hole in Cal's clothes across the side of his thigh, likely caused through burning if the singed edges are anything to go by. There's damage to Cal's leg, but the visual is obstructed by the mud caked over the wound. Cal pulls a face BD recognizes as a mix of disgust and pain. BD-1 wants desperately to help as Cal takes out his canteen of water and a piece of fabric he'd used to clean the droid before. He hops from foot to as he watches, asking if there'd anything he can do. "Just keep the light on me and I'll do the rest." Making sure to hold very still from then on BD locks his position, keeping the beam of light on his friends thigh. Cal steadies his leg with one hand, pouring water across the injury with the other.

As the worst of the dirt is flushed out, irritated, red skin is revealed. Unlike scorch marks on inorganic materials, humans, like many species, burn. Skin damaged by heat becomes discoloured and blisters, raised bumps filled with a clear liquid.

BD-1 recorded a conversation Cere had whilst Cal had been burned in the past, informing him that bursting these blisters can lead to further complications, primarily increased risk of infection. Cal had mentioned then that he was aware of that fact, so BD-1 says nothing. Gritting his teeth, swearing under his breath, Cal swipes the cloth across the burned skin. A strangled gasp escapes Cal, hand clenching around the rag, the one stabilizing his leg digging into the limb so hard his knuckles go white. Trying his hardest not to move, BD-1 trills in distress. Cal, his friend, is hurting. BD has to do something. He adamantly offers the Jedi a stim, that being the only help BD-1 can really offer. But Cal waves his hand, a gesture BD-1's learned to identify as dismissive, despite the pain twisting his expression.

"I'll need that to get back to the Mantis, buddy." Cal tries to smile, but BD-1 picks up on the strain in the look. BD-1 releases a low whistle, hoping his friend understands how sorry the droid is that Cal is suffering.

Cal scrubs at his wound roughly, aiming to dislodge the grit stuck to it. BD-1 would refer to this as what he'd heard Greez call “painful to watch”, even if he, as a droid, can't experience pain in the same way a creature made of flesh and blood can.

It's almost careless, how Cal treats himself, like he wants to harm himself further. Cal's jaw is clenched tightly, he's not even looking at his leg any more.

BD-1 can't hold still any longer. He leaps forwards, pressing the top of his casing against the hand holding the cloth, asking his friend to please stop, pointing out that he's hurting himself. Cal's hand goes limp, coming to rest on top of BD, expression wide-eyed and nervous.

Cal sighs suddenly, almost annoyed, running his mud and blood streaked hand across his face. “Sorry BD, this,” he gestures around the cave vaguely, “is... it's putting me on edge. I'll be careful, promise.”

Slowly, BD-1 backs off, still ready to stop Cal if he zones out again.

Lighting the way for Cal again, BD-1 beeps sadly. The wound on Cal's leg looks raw, a lot more open than it was. Instead of picking up the cloth again, Cal pours more water across it. He takes a break to drink before, more carefully this time, brushing foreign objects out of the burn.

Cal works silently for a while before sighing tiredly and turning to BD-1. “What do you think BD?” he asks, gesturing at his leg.

The droid responds with one word: Bad.

Laughing, Cal lets his head fall back against the wet wall of the small cave. “Yeah, think you got that right.” BD-1 scans the wound just to be sure. It's far from sterile, still having dirt stuck to it and the blisters are openly weeping blood and serous fluid. On top of that, Cal's in obvious pain.

Pulling a roll of reusable bandaging, usually reserved for Cal's bad knee, out of his bag, Cal braces his foot against a rock to lift his thigh enough to wrap the dark blue fabric around the wound.

BD-1 watches his friends face more than he does the process of covering the burn, logging every flinch and pained frown in the folder of situations he's constantly trying to avoid.

Cal places his leg back down again when he's tucked the end of the bandage under the rest of his wrap job.

Shivering, Cal draws his good leg to his chest. The wind from outside occasionally whips into their cave, worsening Cal's discomfort. BD-1 worries about how cold Cal's getting.

When BD-1's certain Cal's finished with his leg, he carefully approaches. Cal quickly scoops him up, holding BD-1 firmly to his chest.

“This okay?” Cal asks, resting his cheek on top of BD-1's head. BD assures him that of course it is. Why would it not be? BD-1 won't break so easily.

“I'm sorry,” Cal says. Before BD-1 can ask why, his sensors pick up strange vibration from the Jedi's chest, followed by a shaky inhale.

Crying, Cal is crying.

BD-1's processors start working overtime to reason what could have cause his friend to react that way.

Did BD do something? Is it the pain? The droid starts suggesting Cal take a stim again, trying to wiggle from Cal's grip. Cal lets him go, cheek pressed against the knee of his good leg as he watches BD-1. He is indeed crying, tear tracks running across his face silently. He smiles at BD.

“S'not the pain. Just a stupid memory, nothing else.”

BD-1 crouches low to the ground, making questioning noises at Cal as the human shivers, likely both from the cold and the crying now. Cal shrugs.

“This just...,” Cal pauses to wipe at his face, “just reminds me of my first weeks on Bracca.” A weak laugh bursts from him. “Sounds even dumber when I say it out loud. You don't wanna hear this, best you reserve your charge and rest.” Cal talks about BD-1 like he sleeps too, which usually amuses the droid. Now, he's focused on other, more important things.

He rejects Cal's suggestion, making it clear that if Cal needs to talk, he should do so. BD-1 will listen, he's a good listener. He's also very good at talking, but that's not important at the moment. He can be a good listener for Cal right now, if that's what he needs.

Cal exhales slowly, turning his head away from BD-1, still supported by his leg. BD-1 can be silent too, if that's what Cal needs him to do. Talking isn't always the best option. The explorer droid is ready to settle down next to Cal when the human turns back to him.

“Bracca's not a great place to be a kid.” Cal speaks slowly, like he's thinking hard about every word he utters. “Doesn't help if you're fallin' apart at the seams cause your master just died in your arms.” A hollow, humourless laugh fills the cave, drowned out by lightning striking nearby. BD-1 hates the noise.

“That- That's besides the point anyway. What I was trying to say was, I didn't have anywhere to go on Bracca. Had nothing but my Master's lightsaber on me, which did kriff all to keep me fed and dry.”

Cal pauses, pulling the hood of his poncho back up as more wind invades their shelter. For a moment he hesitates, then he places his hand on BD-1's head tentatively. The droid leans into the contact, hoping it brings his friend some comfort.

“Nights on Bracca were cold and wet too. Even had a burn wound similar to this at the time.” He gestures at his leg before pointing at the scar running from his neck up onto his right cheek. Cal sighs. “I'm not a little kid any more. Hate feeling like I'm back there.”

BD-1 whistles in sympathy. He tries to tell Cal that he's not alone any more, that BD will stick with him no matter what. That gets a genuine smile out of Cal.

“Yeah, guess you're right again. Thanks, buddy.” Cal hesitates again. “Mind if I hold you again? I'll try not to cry on you if it bothers you.”

BD-1 argues against Cal's statement. He doesn't care, he just doesn't want Cal to feel lonely again, to be hurting more than he already is.

BD probably can't feel lonely, not like a human does, not like Cal did when he crashed on Bracca, but his time alone on Bogano, not sure what happened to his memory, only knowing he was missing something, BD-1 had certainly felt alone then.

If Cal experienced the same, just so much worse, BD-1 can estimate how bad he felt, even if he could never fully understand.

Cal picks BD back up. The droid going still in his arms as to not catch any of the humans skin or clothes in his joints. BD-1 hums low enough that Cal can barely hear him, but he's certain the human can feel the slight movement against his cheek.

He wasn't built to comfort anyone, he's just supposed to be a tool for exploration, an easy method to store maps and data. But BD-1 will try to be more than he was built to be, for his new friend.

The storm rages on constantly, even long after Cal's stopped crying quietly and has fallen into a restless sleep. BD-1 wonders how the noise isn't keeping him awake, but guesses that is something to do with Braccs as well. A lot of Cal's problems seem to tie back to that.

By the time the storm has past, Cal wakes feeling stiff and sore, neck hurting from how he'd used BD-1 as a pillow. Cal's shaking too, likely a mix of the cold and pain. His burnt leg is worse, Cal can barely even move it. In the end, he has to take a stim just to get out of the cave.

The way back to the Mantis isn't any better, Cal limping despite the stims help. BD-1 only feels calm again once they're safely back in the ship. He stays close as Cere insists on checking over the burn, Cal's hand rarely leaving BD-1's casing. In fact, Cal refuses to let BD-1 go the entire time until he's collapsed in his bunk.

There, the Jedi curls around the droid, thick blanket drawn around his shoulders. BD-1 doesn't mind in the slightest. He'll have to charge at some point, but for now, his priority is keeping Cal comfortable.

And as little as BD can actually do, it seems to be enough for the human, and that's something BD-1 can live with.

[spacetimewithstuartgary]

Preparing for the greatest cosmic movie ever made

High up on the top of Cerro Pachón in northern Chile, NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory is nearing completion. At the heart of the facility, a pivotal moment in the project's scientific adventure is unfolding. After more than 20 years of meticulous research and development, and weeks of testing, the LSST Camera has been successfully installed on the Simonyi Survey Telescope.

The teams breathe a collective sigh of relief. The world's largest digital camera, built at the DOE SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC), is now in place, and the anticipation of capturing the first images for the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) is palpable. The greatest astronomical movie ever made is about to begin.

Well, almost.

Starting up such a sophisticated camera is far more complicated than pressing a simple "on/off" button. Creating the greatest astronomical film in history takes time, patience, and a commitment to precision. Every detail must be double-checked, and every system must meet its exact specifications before proceeding.

Unlike in the past stages of construction, the camera team now operates five meters (16.4 feet) above the ground, securely harnessed to a small platform that supports no more than 125 kilograms (275 pounds). Their movements are limited by the camera's rotation and the telescope's mirrors, positioned just inches away. What might seem like a simple hose connection becomes an entirely new challenge under these conditions.

The LSST Camera is about to undergo a series of critical steps. The first one is to create a vacuum inside the cryostat, a container designed to maintain extremely low temperatures, positioned in the middle of the camera. The cryostat houses the camera's complex electronic systems and its mosaic of 189 charge-coupled device (CCD) science sensors. These sensors are designed to capture images of the night sky with exceptional precision, with each image made up of 3,200 megapixels.

With his hands inside the camera, working to connect the vacuum system, Stuart Marshall, camera operations scientist and staff scientist at SLAC, explains, "The vacuum is crucial to insulate the camera's electronics from temperature changes. Once we've ensured a stable vacuum, we'll activate the refrigeration system which will cool the cryostat to very low temperatures."

The electronics generate about 1 kilowatt of heat during operation, roughly equivalent to the output of a small electric heater. This heat must be removed from the vacuum chamber to prevent overheating. "We want the camera's electronics to be between -20°C and -5°C (-4°F and 23°F) to maintain a safe operating temperature. So we need to pull that heat out. And we do it by pumping a fluid at -50°C (-58°F) through the cooling system."

Meanwhile, the CCDs themselves must be cooled to -100°C (-148°F). This temperature ensures optimal performance and helps prevent unwanted heat from interfering with the sensitive electronics and degrading the quality of the images. These sensors have their own dedicated cooling system, which will only be activated once the electronic cooling system is stable.

Once these critical steps are completed, the teams will power on the CCDs and test the control and data acquisition systems to ensure the camera communicates properly with the computers. The camera will then be fully operational.

"Building the camera was never routine and we still have new challenges and problems to solve," explains Marshall. "But now, as we're getting ready for the first images, we are transferring the knowledge to the observing specialists and commissioning scientists who shadow our work and often drive the start-up, with supervision. It's really exciting!"

A few meters away, on the scaffold next to the camera, Yijung Kang, observing specialist and postdoctoral researcher at SLAC, is ready to operate the vacuum system. "All the observing team is really excited to prepare for operations. We are now working closely with the other teams, preparing tests and procedures to ensure the successful launch of our decade-long science mission."

The work is methodical and demanding, and involves interconnected systems that require a comprehensive understanding of the entire camera. Experts in vacuum systems, cooling, and electronics play a critical role in the process. It is not enough to be an expert in one specific area—one must have a deep, holistic knowledge of the camera. Every system, every component, every adjustment must be carefully anticipated to ensure perfect operation.

Yousuke Utsumi, camera operations scientist and associate professor at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, knows the team is up to the challenge. "The work on the camera is progressing well, and we are confident that any issues that come up, even the most unexpected ones, will be resolved."

In just a few weeks, once these critical steps are completed and the CCDs are activated, another breathtaking moment will come: The camera's lens cap will be removed. "It is just like any standard camera lens cap, but this one is five and a half feet wide, and we will use a crane to lift it," says Utsumi. Then starlight will pour into the LSST Camera for the very first time.

At this point, the observing specialists will take control. They will select the portion of the sky to observe, point the telescope, and run the computer program that will capture the first photons. Shortly after, the first images of the sky will be displayed on three giant screens in the control room, marking the beginning of an extraordinary cinematic adventure.

Just like a director meticulously fine-tuning the first shots of a film, the teams will spend a few more weeks refining the telescope and the camera, perfecting focus and optical alignment, capturing calibration images, ensuring smooth and stable operation, and preparing for any potential technical issues. Only then will the greatest astronomical film ever made officially begin.

TOP IMAGE: Built at the DOE SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC), the world's largest digital camera is now installed on NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory's Simonyi Survey Telescope and is nearly ready to capture the greatest astronomical movie ever made. Credit: RubinObs/NOIRLab/SLAC/NSF/DOE/AURA/F. Munoz

LOWER IMAGE: On a small platform five meters (16.4 feet) above the ground, wedged between the LSST camera and the telescope, Stuart Marshall, camera operations scientist and staff scientist at SLAC, is working to connect the LSST camera's vacuum system. Credit: RubinObs/NOIRLab/SLAC/NSF/DOE/AURA/Y. Utsumi

[asteamtechnosolutions]

How SCADA Works?

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems are critical in managing and monitoring industrial processes across various industries, including manufacturing, utilities, transportation, and energy.

Field Devices

At the process level, field devices like sensors, meters, and actuators are used to monitor variables like voltage, flow, temperature, and pressure. These gadgets collect information and carry out system-directed operations.

Remote Terminal Units (RTUs) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)

The SCADA software and the field devices are connected by RTUs and PLCs. After gathering information from the sensors, they transmit it to the control center. Additionally, the SCADA system may send them orders to modify settings or control actuators.

Communication Infrastructure

Strong communication networks are necessary for SCADA to transmit data between the control center and field equipment. This infrastructure can be wireless (such as satellite, radio, and cellular networks) or wired (such as Ethernet and fiber optics).

Centralized Control Station

SCADA software, which analyzes data, creates visualizations, and gives operators tools to monitor and manage operations, is housed in the control station.

Human-Machine Interface (HMI)

The SCADA system's user interface is called the HMI. Operators can engage with the system and make well-informed decisions because to its graphical depictions of processes, warnings, and trends.

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Fuel Dispensers Market Dynamics: Growth Trends & Forecast CAGR

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The global fuel dispenser market size was USD 2.54 billion in 2019 and is projected to reach USD 3.94 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.74% during the forecast period. Asia Pacific dominated the global market with a share of 41.34% in 2019.

Fuel Dispensers Market Overview:

The Fuel Dispensers Market has experienced rapid expansion in recent years, fueled by increasing demand, technological innovations, and the diversification of application areas. This report provides a detailed breakdown of market performance, outlining key growth drivers, challenges, and emerging opportunities.

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Neotec

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Growth Prospects OF Hot Drink Cabinet Market till 2033

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Haier

Ronsheng

Meiling

Royalstar

DEMASHI

MESDA

Arsenbo

AUCMA

The Primary Objectives in This Report Are:

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To assess the growth potential for Hot Drink Cabinet

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Geographically, the report includes research on production, consumption, revenue, market share, and growth rate of the following regions:

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Japan

India

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Unlock the Power of Emerson Products: A Comprehensive Guide for Industrial and Marine Applications

Emerson is a world leader in technology and engineering solutions with a broad range of products and services engineered to address the needs of industries from industrial automation to marine operations. Renowned for their innovative and superior performance, Emerson’s products play a central role in developing smarter, safer, and more efficient systems. At Aeliya Marine, we are pleased to provide a comprehensive range of Emerson products designed to live up to the stringent requirements of industrial and maritime use.

Emerson : A Legacy of Innovation

Established more than 125 years ago, Emerson has continued to lead innovation in a wide range of industries through product design that provides exceptional performance, energy efficiency, and value. Focusing on industrial automation, process management, and marine systems, Emerson remains at the forefront of technologies that guide the future of industrial and marine industries.

Their solutions range from control and automation to advanced sensors and monitoring. What separates Emerson is that they are dedicated to offering innovative, reliable solutions that enable companies to attain operational excellence, enhance safety, and minimize environmental footprint.

Emerson Products for Industrial Automation

Emerson’s automation solutions for the industrial sector help to improve the performance, efficiency, and safety of production and processing plants. Its wide variety of products is at the center of contemporary industrial processes, providing real-time data acquisition, monitoring of systems, and auto-adjustment of processes. Some of the most important product categories of Emerson that are in great demand in industrial automation include:

1. Control Systems

Emerson control systems are renowned for their accuracy and versatility in regulating intricate industrial procedures. Emerson’s DeltaV Distributed Control System (DCS) is one such product that offers a holistic solution for automating and controlling plant operations. The system allows industries to exert stringent control over key parameters like temperature, pressure, and flow, which ensures that processes are executed smoothly and within the required operation range.

These control systems are suitable for sectors such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and power generation, where even small disruptions can lead to huge losses. Businesses are able to maximize plant performance, improve productivity, and prevent system failures or expensive downtime with Emerson’s control solutions.

2. Sensors and Measurement Devices

Precision measurement and monitoring are important in industrial automation, and Emerson stands out for its high-precision sensors and measurement equipment. Its series of pressure transmitters, temperature sensors, and flow meters enable industries to monitor and manage major parameters to the highest level of accuracy. For instance, its Rosemount series of sensors is renowned for its reliability and performance in harsh conditions, enabling companies to make real-time changes and maximize performance.

Emerson’s measurement solutions also have a significant role in making industrial operations safer through the early detection of system anomalies. This data-driven method enables predictive maintenance, lowering downtime and increasing overall operational efficiency.

3. Valves and Actuators

Emerson’s valves and actuators are critical to the control of liquids, gases, and other materials’ flow in industrial processes. Their Fisher valve offerings are renowned for consistency and longevity in high-temperature and high-pressure applications. These valves find extensive use in sectors like petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food processing to control the flow of many different fluids and gases.

Valve control automation using Emerson’s actuator solutions provides greater accuracy and speed in controlling the flow, pressure, and temperature of a system. Such control is important in industries where precise conditions have to be sustained, like chemical reactors, refilling operations, and production lines.

Emerson Products for Marine Applications

Besides industrial uses, Emerson also maintains a strong presence in the maritime sector and delivers products that can meet the harsh sea conditions while maintaining operational efficiency and safety. Marine vessels, commercial ships, cargo transporters, and offshore platforms all heavily depend on Emerson’s advanced technologies to perform reliably in uncertainties.

1. Marine Radar Systems

Emerson’s maritime radar systems play a critical role in ensuring the safety of ships by giving them real-time situational awareness. The systems apply sophisticated radar technology to find obstacles, landmasses, and other ships, even during challenging visibility conditions like fog or rain. The radar systems are crucial for navigation and collision prevention to enable captains and crew to keep safe passage and prevent accidents.

Emerson’s marine radar systems are famous for their high-definition imagery, accurate detection, and long-range operation, and therefore are suitable for use on commercial and naval ships as well as offshore operations. These systems are highly durable and can endure the harsh conditions of marine environments, providing uninterrupted operation even in the toughest of conditions.

2. Marine Automation Systems

Emerson’s marine automation systems are at the center of optimizing operations on ships. The systems automate essential functions, including engine control, ballast management, and fuel efficiency monitoring, to make operations smoother and more efficient. Through the integration of Emerson’s automation solutions, maritime businesses can optimize fuel consumption, minimize emissions, and boost the overall performance of their ships.

Emerson’s marine automation solutions also optimize maintenance schedules, enabling predictive maintenance and minimizing downtime. Through real-time monitoring and data capture, the systems give insights into vessel performance, allowing operators to make informed choices and cut operational expenses.

3. Pressure and Temperature Transmitters

In naval operations, accurate pressure and temperature monitoring is essential for safe and efficient engine, fuel, and other essential equipment operation. Emerson’s pressure and temperature transmitters are designed for harsh maritime environments, providing reliable readings in high temperatures and high-pressure conditions. Transmitters ensure equipment is running within safe parameters, avoiding potential damage and expensive downtime.

Why Opt for Emerson Products from Aeliya Marine?

Aeliya Marine provides a wide array of Emerson products that are formulated to cater to the various needs of the industrial and marine industries. Through our alliance with Emerson, we guarantee that our customers get first-rate, dependable, and innovative solutions that are fitted to their exact requirements.

Our range of Emerson products such as sensors, control systems, valves, and automation systems is supported by exceptional customer service and expedited shipping to ensure that you obtain the correct products to achieve your needs. Whether you are upgrading an existing system or installing a new solution, Aeliya Marine is your go-to supplier for Emerson products.

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Integrating ARMxy SBC with InfluxDB for Time-Series Monitoring

In the world of Industrial IoT (IIoT), the ability to efficiently monitor, store, and analyze large volumes of time-stamped data is essential. From environmental sensors in smart factories to energy meters in power systems, time-series data forms the backbone of real-time insight and historical analysis.

InfluxDB, an open-source time-series database, is designed specifically for these use cases. Combined with the industrial-grade ARMxy Edge Gateway, it creates a robust edge solution for reliable data acquisition, storage, and visualization—all without depending on cloud availability.

🧠 Why InfluxDB on ARMxy?

InfluxDB is lightweight, high-performance, and optimized for time-series workloads. It supports powerful query languages, retention policies, and integrations with monitoring tools such as Grafana. When deployed directly on an ARMxy (RK3568J/RK3568B2) gateway, it becomes a local data engine with key advantages:

Minimal latency: Store and query data at the edge

Offline reliability: Operate without cloud or internet connection

Flexible integration: Compatible with Modbus, OPC UA, MQTT, and more

🏭 Real-World Use Case Example

Imagine a factory floor with multiple PLCs controlling machinery. Each PLC sends temperature, vibration, and power consumption data every few seconds. Instead of sending that data to a remote server, it can be ingested directly into InfluxDB running on the ARMxy device.

You can then use:

Telegraf for parsing and collecting metrics

Grafana for local visualization dashboards

Node-RED to add logic and alarms

The result? A self-contained edge monitoring system capable of showing trends, detecting anomalies, and buffering data even during connectivity drops.

🔗 Integration Workflow Overview

Install InfluxDB on ARMxy via Docker or native ARM64 package

Connect data sources: Modbus devices, MQTT brokers, etc.

Configure retention policies to manage local storage

Use Grafana (also installable on ARMxy) to build dashboards

(Optional) Forward selected metrics to cloud or central server for backup

✅ Benefits of Edge Time-Series Monitoring

Faster Insights: No need to wait for data to hit the cloud

Bandwidth Optimization: Only send essential data upstream

Improved System Resilience: Data remains accessible during downtime

Security & Compliance: Sensitive data can stay on-premises

🔚 Conclusion

Deploying InfluxDB on ARMxy Edge Gateways transforms traditional data loggers into intelligent local data hubs. With flexible integration options, support for real-time applications, and a compact industrial design, ARMxy with InfluxDB is a perfect fit for smart manufacturing, energy monitoring, and any IIoT scenario that demands fast, local decision-making.

Let the data stay close—and smart.

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What is DGPS Survey? Precision Mapping Explained by Epitome

Discover what a DGPS survey is and how Epitome Geotechnical delivers high-precision mapping solutions for construction, land, and infrastructure projects.In the world of civil engineering, construction, and infrastructure development, accuracy is not just a preference—it’s a necessity.

That’s where DGPS Surveying steps in. Standing for Differential Global Positioning System, DGPS is a high-precision method used for location data collection, mapping, and land surveying. At Epitome Geotechnical, DGPS survey services are a cornerstone of their reliable, science-driven approach to geotechnical and engineering solutions.

What is a DGPS Survey?

DGPS is an advanced form of GPS surveying. Unlike traditional GPS, which provides location data with a margin of error of 5–10 meters, DGPS uses reference stations to correct GPS signals and improve positional accuracy down to centimeters. This level of precision is essential in:

*Highway and railway alignment

*Mining and topographic surveys

*Infrastructure layout planning

*Hydrographic and coastal surveys

*Land parcel and boundary demarcation

DGPS uses two receivers—one stationary base station and one or more mobile units (rovers). The base station receives satellite signals and sends correction data to the rovers in real time. This process ensures high positional accuracy in the final survey results.

Why Choose DGPS Surveying?

DGPS surveys offer unparalleled benefits in large-scale and precision-demanding projects:

High Accuracy: Achieve centimeter-level precision, crucial for layout and engineering planning.

Time-Efficient: Large areas can be surveyed quickly without sacrificing data quality.

Versatile Applications: DGPS can be used for road projects, dam construction, land development, and more.

Digital Integration: Data can be directly imported into CAD, GIS, or BIM platforms for seamless project integration.

Epitome Geotechnical – Leaders in DGPS Surveys

At Epitome Geotechnical, we bring together expertise, technology, and a commitment to precision in every DGPS survey project. Our skilled surveyors and engineers understand that every millimeter counts in geotechnical and civil work. That’s why we employ state-of-the-art DGPS instruments like Trimble, Leica, and Topcon to ensure unmatched quality.

What Sets Us Apart?

Expert Team: Our survey professionals are trained in advanced geospatial technologies and field operations.

Advanced Equipment: We use the latest dual-frequency DGPS receivers and post-processing software for error-free results.

Customized Survey Solutions: We tailor our survey methodologies to suit your project’s terrain, scale, and technical demands.

Quick Turnaround: With efficient field-to-office workflows, we provide fast, reliable reporting to keep your projects moving.

Whether it's a new highway project, a detailed land boundary demarcation, or a feasibility study for a dam, Epitome Geotechnical’s DGPS Survey service ensures that your decisions are backed by data you can trust.

Applications We Serve

Highway and expressway alignment surveys

Land acquisition and ROW (Right of Way) mapping

Topographic mapping for urban planning

Geological and seismic zone mapping

Infrastructure layout planning and monitoring

Conclusion

In today’s fast-paced development environment, precision and efficiency are not just added values—they are expectations. With DGPS Surveying by Epitome Geotechnical, you’re not just getting a map; you’re getting a clear, data-driven blueprint for progress. Trust us to deliver clarity, confidence, and control—right from the ground up.

Contact Epitome Geotechnical today to learn how our DGPS services can help streamline your next project with pinpoint accuracy.

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Embedded Non-volatile Memory Market to Hit $218.6 Million by 2031: What's Driving the Growth?

The global Embedded Non-volatile Memory (eNVM) market was valued at USD 61.1 million in 2022 and is projected to expand at a CAGR of 15.3% between 2023 and 2031, reaching USD 218.6 million by the end of 2031. Embedded NVM refers to non-volatile storage integrated directly into semiconductor chips, retaining data even when the system is powered off. Its core applications include firmware storage, calibration data retention, and secure configuration storage in microcontrollers, digital signal processors, and a wide array of embedded systems.

Market Drivers & Trends

Smartphone and Wearable Boom – The continued global uptake of mobile devices has escalated the need for larger, faster embedded memory. Users demand lightning-fast boot times and seamless multitasking, driving OEMs to integrate high-performance flash memory and emerging NVM technologies directly into system-on-chips (SoCs). – Wearables, smart speakers, and IoT gadgets prioritize low-density but highly efficient memory. 3D NAND flash has emerged as the preferred technology, offering high storage capacity in a minimal footprint. Samsung and SK Hynix have ramped up mass production of advanced 3D NAND modules tailored for connected device ecosystems.

Low-Power, High-Speed Requirements – Battery-powered devices mandate memory that combines rapid data access with minimal energy draw. Next-generation embedded NVMs—such as STT-MRAM and ReRAM—offer sub-microsecond access times and ultra-low standby currents, extending device lifespans and enhancing user experience. – System-in-Package (SiP) and Package-on-Package (PoP) solutions are gaining traction, integrating multiple memory dies and logic blocks into single compact modules, thereby reducing interconnect power losses and boosting overall throughput.

Security and Reliability – As embedded systems permeate mission-critical sectors (automotive ADAS, industrial controls, medical devices), secure and tamper-resistant memory is non-negotiable. Embedded flash and MRAM provide inherent read/write protections, while emerging PUF-based authentication schemes leverage intrinsic chip variability to safeguard cryptographic keys.

Latest Market Trends

3D XPoint and Beyond: Following its debut in enterprise SSDs, 3D XPoint is being miniaturized for embedded applications, promising DRAM-like speeds with non-volatility, ideal for real-time control systems.

Embedded MRAM/STT-MRAM: Gaining traction in safety-critical automotive and industrial sectors, MRAM offers unlimited endurance cycles and high radiation tolerance.

Embedded Ferroelectric RAM (FRAM): With nanosecond write speeds and high write endurance, FRAM is carving out niches in smart cards, metering, and medical devices.

Key Players and Industry Leaders The eNVM market is highly consolidated, with major semiconductor manufacturers and specialty memory providers driving innovation and capacity expansion:

eMemory Technology Inc.

Floadia Corporation

GlobalFoundries Inc.

Infineon Technologies AG

Japan Semiconductor Corporation

Kilopass Technology, Inc.

SK HYNIX INC.

SMIC

Texas Instruments Incorporated

Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation

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Recent Developments

March 2023 – ANAFLASH Commercialization U.S. startup ANAFLASH unveiled an energy-efficient embedded NVM solution tailored for battery-powered wireless sensors, medical wearables, and autonomous robots, promising up to 30% lower power consumption versus incumbent flash technologies.

February 2023 – GlobalFoundries Acquisition GlobalFoundries acquired Renesas Electronics’ resistive RAM patents and manufacturing know-how, aiming to integrate low-power ReRAM into next-generation SoCs for smart home and mobile applications.

May 2022 – Automotive Platform Collaboration Japan Semiconductor Corporation and Toshiba Electronic Devices partnered to develop a 0.13-micron analog IC platform with embedded flash, targeting advanced automotive applications such as in-vehicle networking and sensor fusion modules.

Market Opportunities

5G and IoT Rollout: The proliferation of 5G networks and edge computing devices demands local data storage and analytics, presenting growth avenues for low-latency embedded memory.

Automotive Electrification: Electric and autonomous vehicles require robust memory for ADAS, telematics, and battery management systems, creating new application segments.

Healthcare Wearables: Demand for continuous health monitoring fosters embedded memory integration in smart patches and implantable devices, where size and power constraints are paramount.

Future Outlook Analysts project that by 2031, the Embedded NVM market will surpass US$ 218 million, driven by sustained R&D investments and product diversification into emerging NVM technologies. The maturation of foundry support for STT-MRAM, ReRAM, and 3D XPoint, coupled with advanced packaging breakthroughs, will accelerate adoption across consumer, automotive, and industrial domains. Security-driven regulations and functional safety standards will further cement embedded memory’s role in next-generation electronic systems.

Market Segmentation

By Type

Flash Memory (dominant share in 2022)

EEPROM

nvSRAM

EPROM

3D NAND

MRAM/STT-MRAM

FRAM

Others (PCM, NRAM)

By End-Use Industry

Consumer Electronics (2022 market leader)

Automotive

IT & Telecommunication

Media & Entertainment

Aerospace & Defense

Others (Industrial, Healthcare)

By Region

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific (2022 market leader)

Middle East & Africa

South America

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Regional Insights

Asia Pacific: Commanded the largest share in 2022, fueled by semiconductor R&D hubs in China, Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea, and robust electronics manufacturing ecosystems.

North America: Home to major foundries and design houses; 5G and IoT device adoption is expected to drive eNVM demand through 2031.

Europe: Automotive electrification and Industry 4.0 initiatives will underpin growth, with Germany and France leading demand.

MEA & Latin America: Emerging markets are gradually adopting consumer electronics and automotive technologies, presenting long-term opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is embedded non-volatile memory? Embedded NVM is memory integrated into semiconductor chips that retains data without power. It is used for firmware, configuration data, and security keys.

Which eNVM type holds the largest market share? Flash memory led the market in 2022 due to its balance of speed, density, and cost-effectiveness, particularly in consumer electronics and IoT devices.

What industries drive eNVM demand? Consumer electronics, automotive (ADAS, electrification), IT & telecom (5G equipment), aerospace & defense, healthcare wearables, and industrial automation.

How will emerging technologies impact the market? STT-MRAM, ReRAM, and 3D XPoint will offer faster speeds, higher endurance, and lower power profiles, expanding applications in safety-critical and high-performance systems.

Which regions offer the best growth prospects? Asia Pacific remains the leader due to manufacturing scale and R&D. North America and Europe follow, driven by advanced automotive and IoT deployments.

What factors may restrain market growth? High development costs for new NVM technologies, integration complexity, and supply chain disruptions in semiconductor fabrication could pose challenges.

Why is this report important for stakeholders? It equips semiconductor vendors, system integrators, and strategic investors with the insights needed to navigate technological shifts and seize emerging market opportunities in embedded memory.

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ABT Generation Monitoring: Ensuring Grid Stability and Compliance in India's Power Sector

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In India's evolving power sector, grid stability and efficient energy management are paramount. The Availability-Based Tariff (ABT) mechanism has been instrumental in achieving these objectives by promoting disciplined generation and consumption patterns. A critical component of this system is ABT Generation Monitoring, which enables real-time tracking and compliance with scheduled energy outputs.

What is ABT Generation Monitoring?

ABT Generation Monitoring refers to the real-time observation and analysis of power generation against scheduled targets, as per the ABT framework. This system helps in assessing deviations in generation, which are crucial for calculating Unscheduled Interchange (UI) charges. UI charges are penalties or incentives applied when there is a mismatch between scheduled and actual generation, impacting grid frequency and stability.

Key Features of ABT Generation Monitoring Systems

1. Real-Time Data Acquisition

Modern ABT monitoring systems utilize advanced metering infrastructure to collect data at 15-minute intervals, aligning with the 96-time block structure of the ABT mechanism. This frequent data collection ensures accurate tracking of generation patterns and facilitates timely interventions.

2. Compliance with Regulatory Standards

Systems are designed to comply with Central Electricity Authority (CEA) specifications, ensuring that metering equipment meets the required accuracy standards. For instance, 0.2s class ABT meters are commonly used to capture precise data essential for UI charge calculations.

3. User-Friendly Dashboards

Intuitive dashboards provide operators with real-time insights into generation data, deviations, and potential penalties. These interfaces often include features like trend analysis, alarm notifications, and schedule management tools to assist in decision-making processes.

4. Reporting and Analytics

Comprehensive reporting capabilities allow for the generation of daily, weekly, and monthly reports, detailing UI charges, incentive statements, and plant performance metrics. These reports are vital for internal audits and regulatory compliance.

Benefits of Implementing ABT Generation Monitoring

Enhanced Grid Stability: By minimizing deviations between scheduled and actual generation, these systems help maintain optimal grid frequency, reducing the risk of blackouts.

Financial Optimization: Accurate monitoring aids in identifying and rectifying generation inefficiencies, leading to cost savings and improved revenue through better compliance with ABT schedules.

Regulatory Compliance: Ensures adherence to national standards and regulations, mitigating the risk of penalties and fostering trust with regulatory bodies.

Operational Efficiency: Streamlines the process of schedule management and deviation analysis, empowering operators to make informed decisions promptly.

Conclusion

ABT Generation Monitoring is a cornerstone in the pursuit of a stable and efficient power grid in India. By providing real-time insights into generation patterns and ensuring compliance with ABT mechanisms, these systems play a pivotal role in balancing supply and demand, optimizing costs, and enhancing overall grid reliability. As the energy landscape continues to evolve, the integration of advanced monitoring solutions will be crucial in achieving sustainable and resilient power systems.

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Ultrasonic Flowmeters Market: Drivers Fuel Growth Across Industrial and Utility Sectors Worldwide

The Ultrasonic Flowmeters Market has witnessed notable growth in recent years, driven by various factors reshaping fluid measurement technologies across industries. These flowmeters, known for their accuracy, low maintenance, and non-intrusive nature, are gaining traction across oil & gas, water and wastewater, power generation, and chemical processing sectors. In this article, we delve into the key drivers propelling the global ultrasonic flowmeters market and explore the conditions fostering their rapid adoption.

Industrial Automation and Digitalization as Key Drivers

One of the primary drivers of the ultrasonic flowmeters market is the global wave of industrial automation and digital transformation. As industries evolve toward Industry 4.0, the demand for real-time, precise, and reliable measurement systems increases. Ultrasonic flowmeters offer the ability to transmit flow data directly to supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, enabling continuous monitoring and analytics.

This advantage becomes essential in applications where flow accuracy directly impacts production efficiency, product quality, and energy management. The seamless integration of these devices with industrial IoT platforms further accelerates their adoption.

Environmental Regulations and Water Management Needs

Another major driver for ultrasonic flowmeters is the rising emphasis on sustainable resource management. Governments worldwide are enforcing stricter environmental regulations and promoting efficient water usage to combat climate change and pollution. As a result, industries and municipalities are investing in advanced flow measurement technologies to monitor water usage, detect leaks, and reduce wastage.

Ultrasonic flowmeters, particularly clamp-on models, are ideal for water and wastewater applications. Their ability to measure flow without pipe penetration or process interruption makes them suitable for retrofitting existing infrastructure—an attractive feature for utilities and municipalities under pressure to modernize systems without halting operations.

Growing Demand in Oil & Gas and Power Generation

The oil & gas sector remains a critical segment for ultrasonic flowmeters due to their ability to handle high-pressure and high-temperature conditions. Transit-time and Doppler-based ultrasonic meters provide accurate readings for both custody transfer and allocation measurement. This reliability is vital in environments where even minor inaccuracies can lead to significant financial discrepancies.

Additionally, the power generation industry increasingly uses ultrasonic flowmeters for steam and condensate measurements. With the global shift toward clean energy and the growth of combined heat and power (CHP) plants, the demand for precise flow measurement systems has expanded.

Technological Advancements in Meter Design

Continuous advancements in ultrasonic technology have also emerged as powerful drivers. Innovations in transducer materials, signal processing algorithms, and measurement electronics have enhanced the performance of modern flowmeters. These improvements have expanded their application range to include challenging fluids, such as slurries or fluids with low flow rates.

Battery-powered and wireless ultrasonic flowmeters are also entering the market, catering to remote or hazardous environments where wired systems are impractical. These advances reduce installation costs and simplify maintenance, further encouraging market adoption.

Infrastructure Development in Emerging Economies

Emerging markets across Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East are witnessing rapid infrastructure development. These projects often include water supply networks, energy distribution systems, and manufacturing facilities—all of which require reliable flow measurement solutions. The scalability and cost-effectiveness of ultrasonic flowmeters make them ideal for such applications.

Countries like China and India, in particular, are investing heavily in smart city projects and industrial corridors. The need for effective water management and energy efficiency in these initiatives is fueling demand for advanced flowmeters.

Cost-Efficiency and Maintenance Benefits

Unlike mechanical flowmeters, ultrasonic flowmeters have no moving parts. This results in minimal wear and tear, reducing long-term maintenance costs and extending service life. Their non-invasive installation also minimizes downtime and eliminates the need for pipe modifications. These features translate into significant operational savings, making ultrasonic flowmeters a cost-effective solution over the product lifecycle—another strong driver of their growing popularity.

Conclusion

The global Ultrasonic Flowmeters Market continues to thrive, supported by key drivers such as industrial automation, environmental regulations, expanding applications in oil & gas and power generation, and technological innovation. As industries worldwide strive for greater efficiency and sustainability, the adoption of advanced flow measurement solutions is set to accelerate. The versatility, reliability, and cost-effectiveness of ultrasonic flowmeters position them as critical components in modern process control and infrastructure systems.

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Utility Asset Management Market Emerging Solutions Optimizing Operational Efficiency and Sustainability

The utility asset management market has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by the increasing need for efficient and sustainable management of assets across various industries. With rising pressure to optimize operations, reduce costs, and enhance service delivery, utility companies are increasingly turning to advanced technologies to monitor and maintain infrastructure. The market for utility asset management (UAM) encompasses software solutions, tools, and strategies aimed at improving the lifecycle management of assets, ensuring reliability, and maximizing the value of infrastructure investments.

Utility asset management refers to the strategic approach that utility companies—those involved in providing services like water, electricity, and gas—take to manage their assets. This involves various stages, such as asset planning, acquisition, operation, maintenance, and disposal, with the goal of ensuring that these assets provide the required service levels while minimizing costs and risks. This market includes a wide range of technologies, from geographic information systems (GIS) and asset management software to predictive maintenance and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.

Key Drivers of Growth

Several factors are contributing to the rise of the utility asset management market. One of the most prominent is the aging infrastructure of utility companies worldwide. Many utilities operate systems that are decades old, requiring extensive maintenance and upgrades to ensure that they continue functioning efficiently. Asset management solutions allow companies to identify areas in need of repair or replacement and prioritize investments based on risk, criticality, and available resources.

The increasing adoption of smart technologies is another key factor. IoT devices, sensors, and automation are helping utilities collect real-time data on asset conditions, leading to better decision-making and more proactive management. Predictive analytics, a growing trend in asset management, allows utilities to predict when equipment is likely to fail and schedule maintenance before a failure occurs, thereby reducing downtime and improving reliability.

Another driver is the regulatory environment. Many regions have implemented stricter regulations around environmental standards, safety, and service reliability. Utility companies are under growing pressure to comply with these regulations while also managing costs. UAM software and solutions help companies meet these regulatory requirements by offering insights into asset performance, enabling better reporting, and ensuring compliance with both local and international standards.

Market Segmentation and Applications

The utility asset management market can be divided into several key segments, including software, services, and hardware solutions. Software is the largest segment, as it includes solutions for asset lifecycle management, predictive maintenance, and real-time monitoring. Services, such as consulting, system integration, and support, are also crucial for implementing asset management solutions successfully. Hardware solutions, which include sensors, meters, and other physical devices, play a vital role in collecting and transmitting data about the performance of utility assets.

The applications of utility asset management span across various industries, including electricity, water, and gas. In the energy sector, for example, utilities rely on asset management tools to monitor the health of transformers, generators, and other critical equipment. Similarly, water utilities use asset management solutions to track the condition of pipes, pumps, and valves, ensuring that water delivery is consistent and meets regulatory standards. The gas industry also benefits from asset management systems that monitor pipelines, compressors, and other infrastructure.

Regional Insights

Geographically, North America and Europe are leading the utility asset management market, driven by the need for infrastructure modernization and regulatory pressure. In these regions, utilities are increasingly adopting digital technologies to improve efficiency, reduce operational costs, and enhance customer satisfaction. Meanwhile, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to witness significant growth in the coming years, fueled by rapid urbanization, industrialization, and the growing need for smart city infrastructure.

Challenges and Opportunities

While the market is experiencing growth, there are still several challenges that utilities must navigate. The high cost of implementing advanced asset management solutions can be a barrier, especially for smaller utilities with limited budgets. Moreover, the integration of new technologies into existing systems can be complex and may require significant upfront investment. Cybersecurity is another concern, as utilities are increasingly reliant on digital technologies to manage critical infrastructure.

However, these challenges also present opportunities. Advances in cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning are making asset management solutions more affordable and accessible to utilities of all sizes. The ability to leverage these technologies will enable utilities to unlock new efficiencies and improve service delivery. Moreover, the increasing focus on sustainability and climate resilience is encouraging utilities to invest in asset management strategies that help minimize environmental impact while ensuring reliable service.

Conclusion

The utility asset management market is poised for continued growth as utility companies strive to improve their operational efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance service reliability. By leveraging advanced technologies like IoT, predictive analytics, and AI, utilities can optimize the lifecycle of their assets, reduce downtime, and meet regulatory requirements more effectively. Despite the challenges, the market offers substantial opportunities for innovation, efficiency gains, and long-term sustainability.

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GIM-10 Multi-channel Intelligent Resistivity & IP Meter: Redefining the Future of High-Density Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT)

1. Conceptual Foundations: Understanding Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT)

Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) is an advanced geophysical exploration method that reconstructs subsurface resistivity distribution through intelligent electrode arrays. Unlike traditional ​DC Electrical Sounding methods limited to single-point measurements, ERT enables ​2D/3D Electrical Resistivity Imaging by analyzing spatial variations in electrical properties. The ​High-Density Electrical Method revolutionizes this process through multi-channel synchronous acquisition and automated electrode switching, achieving millimeter-level geological modeling accuracy.

2. Technological Evolution: From Conventional Methods to GIM-10’s Breakthroughs

2.1 Limitations of Traditional Approaches

ParameterConventional DC SoundingGIM-10 ERT SystemImprovementMax Depth500m1,500m+200%Daily Coverage<0.5 km²>5 km²900%Vertical Resolution5m@500m0.1m@1,000m50xData Acquisition Speed120 points/hour600 points/hour400%

Traditional systems face critical challenges:

Single-channel architecture causing low efficiency

Limited spatial resolution for complex geology

Inability to perform real-time 4D monitoring

2.2 GIM-10’s Core Innovations

2.2.1 10-Channel Parallel Acquisition Architecture

​Technical Implementation:η=10×(60n​)×log2​(m)Where: η = Efficiency multiplier vs conventional methods n = Parallel channels (10 in GIM-10) m = Electrode spacing grade

​Advantages:

600 points/hour acquisition speed

1,500m penetration depth with 3,200W power output

IP68-rated titanium alloy electrodes for 100m underwater operation

2.2.2 Hybrid Array Synchronization Technology

Combining ​Wenner-Schlumberger-Tripole configurations:ρa​=K⋅IΔV​

Dynamic K-value adjustment enables:

30% vertical resolution enhancement (0.1m thin-layer detection)

50% lateral coverage expansion

40% reduction per measurement cycle

3. Engineering Applications: Full-Scenario Solutions

3.1 Environmental Monitoring Cases

Project: Chemical Contaminant Plume Tracking Technical Metrics:

300×300m area scanned in 24 hours

Identified 3 chlorinated solvent sources (positioning error <1.5m)

4D diffusion model accuracy R²=0.95

Technical Advantages:

Real-time SP compensation (±10V range)

20-time-window IP analysis

3.2 Urban Underground Space Mapping

Case Study: Metro Tunnel Void Detection Results:

0.5m³ karst cavity detection at 30m depth

94% prediction accuracy vs drilling verification

60% cost reduction compared to GPR+drilling methods

4. Intelligent Data Processing Ecosystem

4.1 Forward Modeling Optimization

GIM Studio integrates ​FEM-BEM Coupled Algorithms:Model ComplexityConventional TimeGIM-10 TimeSpeed Gain3-layer geology15 minutes2.1 minutes86%Fault zone42 minutes6.8 minutes84%

4.2 Inversion Algorithm Comparison

Algorithm TypeResolutionTime CostMemory UsageConventional LSQ5m@500m120min8GBANN-Inversion3m@500m25min3GBTD-Inversion (GIM-10)1.8m@500m18min5GB

5. Technical Superiority & Sustainability

5.1 Unmatched Performance Parameters

​Voltage Accuracy: 0.3%±1μV (Industry-leading)

​Dynamic Range: ±48V (2x conventional systems)

​Noise Rejection: 120dB power-line interference suppression

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​Modular Cable System: 70% replacement cost reduction

​SPB900 Power Unit: 850WH Li-ion battery (85% carbon reduction vs lead-acid)

​OTA Updates: 10-year technical lifecycle assurance

6. Industry Prospects: The ERT Revolution

With GIM-10 deployment, geophysical exploration is witnessing:

​Efficiency Leap: 5km²/day coverage capacity

​Cost Restructuring: 40-60% operational cost reduction

​New Frontiers:

Geothermal reservoir characterization

Carbon sequestration monitoring

Submarine cable route optimization

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Document Control Number: USPTO 13/573,002 Art Unit: 2468

TITLE: The WORLD GAME (s) GREAT REDESIGN   Document Control Number: USPTO 13/573,002 Art Unit: 2468

Patent Application Type: Adaptive procedural template

TITLE: The Heart Beacon Cycle Time - Space Meter

SUBTITLE: Adaptive Procedural Template framework, control grid / matrix telemetry, metrics, meters for the World Game's Great Redesign

USE CASE: Taffiff Trade Wars = Trade Reference Currency TRC = GDP pacing items statistical mean index Milton Friedman's K% rule #GDP pacing item index based economy #tariffs time - space calculation tool (s) IDMaps - SonarHops Distance Estimation Service / Trade of GDP Gross Domestic Product Economic Pacing Items

#tokens #blockchain #crypto #bitcoin #GDP #tokenization #commodity #RWA Real world Assets

THESIS: Foundation Technology trinity:

EPOCH (s) = Time intervals, cycles ex: Blockchain, AI dbase = TIME Chain

SPACE (ex: IRS memo #1421 "Bitcoin transaction akin to land acquisition"

SYNTAX: data elements mapped to symbols for A.I. / man - machine interface

THESIS: All artifacts internet, programmable net of money are formed using:

Epoch time cycle intervals ex: created by silicon microchip oscillations

Syntax parsed, processed during epoch time cycle intervals

All things internet, internet of money, blockchains (time chains) are formed with unicast, multicast, anycast protocols. workflow logic, procedures, process filters

BACKGROUND: an invention may be an improvement to an existing invention. USPTO 13/573,002's basis for invention is US Army CECOM Communication - Electronics Command's "Greatest Invention" a system of systems structured data digital dashboard geo-temporal - spatial synchronization, standardization program matching brevity codes to symbols, symbol sets critical for A.I. Artificial Intelligence man - machine interface used for OOTW Operations Other Than War: a German Army suggestion circa 2003. Supreme Court SCOTUS Alice in Wonderland Precedent: Packets, frames, layers, blocks, shards, graphs, hash graphs “bots”, “motes”, … or Satoshi's traversing the net, stored in a blockchain cube are abstractions, abstract ideas, terms. The afore mentioned terms are non-existent, fictitious, imaginary metaphorical fabrications are non - compliant with US Supreme Court SCOTUS Alice Corp Vs CLS Bank 2014 ruling “claims may not direct towards abstract ideas”. Physical is the opposite of abstract.

USE CASE: The main use case of the (technically non-existent) blockchain derived from the video game industry adapted to the cryptocurrency industry is about adding micropayments / microtransactions with the intent to add a pay by event / action / (token) transaction additional income stream / control grid layer of control. Source: https://intelligenteconomist.com/microtransactions/

Use Case: avoid duplication of DoD / NATO decades of work in concert with ISO, ITU, IEEE, DoD / NATO maps data element OPSCODE brevity codes, tokens to (Mil standard 2525C, D) symbols supporting A.I. man - machine interface for consensus, concurrence among an engineering system of federated, distributed systems PRECEDENT: BRICS / Eurasian Economic Union Commodity Basket backed currency / “new global reserve currency based on Real World Assets, commodities” “The matter of creating the international reserve currency based on the basket of currencies of our countries is under review” Source: Fintech Magazine

Nobel Prize winning Economist Milton Friedman “only a crisis brings real change”

USE CASE: Tariff space - time metrics, meters, calculation tool (s), algorithms

Milton Friedman (July 31, 1912 – November 16, 2006) economist and statistician who received the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his research on analysis, monetary history and theory and the complexity of stabilization policy. Friedman promoted a macroeconomic viewpoint known as monetarism and argued that a steady, small expansion of the money supply was the preferred policy, compared to rapid, unexpected changes. See: Book: Capitalism and Freedom QUOTE: “Only a crisis - actual or perceived - produces real change. When that crisis occurs, the actions that are taken depend on the ideas that are lying around. That, I believe, is our basic function: to develop alternatives to existing policies, to keep them alive and available until the politically impossible becomes the politically inevitable.” Milton Friedman Nobel Prize winning Economist who described a GDP Gross Domestic Product commodity RWA Real World Asset based K% rule to monetize a currency, implement GDP based rules automated inflation control to manage the global economy.

USE CASE: Real World Assets commodity index backed stablecoin currency: commodity tokens / RWA Real World Assets index backed currency / algorithmic stable coin, tariff space - time calculation tool, DeFI / TradeFi algorithmically regulated programmable economy, control grid, permission access, price discovery derived from many stablecoin time (block) chains, that employ equilibrium algorithms (s) where stablecoin features, attributes: use of geo-spatial temporal event, activity intensity fencing to establish payment boundaries, geo-spatial areas of effect, geo-spatial temporal areas of support where a coin may have a set time limit based on time - stamp servers heartbeat, geo-spatial area of authorized use, select (federated) group of crowd funders, harvest, move crop commodities, goods backing the value of the coin from / to a given area's commons market, federation

The Terra TRC Trade Reference Currency is a global complementary currency designed to provide an inflation-resistant international standard of value; to stabilize the business cycle on a global level; and to realign stockholder’s interests with long-term sustainability. From a legal viewpoint, the Terra is standardized “countertrade” (international barter), which is routinely used for over one trillion dollars worth of transactions per year. Legislation on countertrade exists in about two hundred countries, including all the major trading nations. https://www.lietaer.com/2010/01/terra/ #currency #trade #commodities

French Money of Peace: Le Fédériste“ "L'Europa monnaie de la paix" January 1st 1933 QUOTE: "There is only one revolution tolerable to all men, all societies, all political systems: Revolution by design and invention". Richard Buckminster Fuller author of The World (Peace) (simulation) Game book, futurist, environmentalist: http://bfi.org

QUOTE: "Build a new model that makes the old model obsolete" Richard Buckminster Fuller Author of the book Our Spaceship Earth

QUOTE: "The world desperately needs a universal time chain (blockchain) with a distributed time-stamping server with globally recognized immutability to preserve digital truth." "A provable and immutable global time chain is urgently needed, not to replace human conscience but to protect and preserve it." The global economy has begun to degenerate from a relatively free form of capitalism into a digital feudal system,"

QUOTE: "Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. The fearful are caught as often as the bold." The Yale Book of Quotations Helen Adams Keller (June 27, 1880 – June 1, 1968) deaf and blind author, activist and lecturer.

USPTO 13/573,002 CLAIMS

The object, purposes of the invention is based on the assertion: All internet, programmable internet of money artifacts, building blocks are formed using:

Epoch time cycle intervals created by silicon microchip oscillations, sound wave oscillations intrinsic of, foundation tech for quantum computing at room temperature

Syntax parsed, processed, transmitted during epoch time cycle intervals

All things internet, internet of money, blockchains (time chains) are formed by unicast, multicast, anycast protocols. Programmable money’s improvements are in cryptography for example, blockchains are formed like all things internet, internet of money through use of unicast, multicast, anycast of workflow filters... additionally, The method of claims rely on use of an adaptive procedural template’s tools, processes, procedures enabling micropayments / micro-transactions pay by event / action / (token) transaction income based on this invention’s object of claims

Method of claim 1 is to comply with Supreme Court SCOTUS US SC 573 US 134 2347 Alice Corp Vs CLS Bank ruling with use of a physical, non-abstract little league baseball tournament meme to describe, list steps, procedures, processes intrinsic to internet, internet of foundation technology framework adaptive procedural template to support for example: DeFi programmable money digital tokenized assets by providing system time epoch cycles, geospatial location survey points, workflow roles, rules, scoring system, rewards, penalties, rulings, schedules, event, alerts, sync deltas control grid, access, permission, price discovery, equilibrium algorithms (s) for DeFi, TradeFi based trade federations to establish for example, a one world government, economic, financial system of system’s universal unit of value, statistical mean value for many cryptocurrencies, commodities, currencies, stocks derived from price discovery algorithms which are then heartbeat message beacon broadcasted across time - space

Method of claim 2 relies on through use of an adaptive procedural template framework tools, procedures, processes to describe internet, internet of money, programmable money foundation technology, metrics, meters, SLA Service Level Agreements to form a syntax lexicon namespace derived from NATO / DoD brevity OPSCODE FFIRN, FFUDNS tokens structured data exchange mapped to symbols describing A.I. man – machine interface symbols, big data elements, sets, fields, to form a consistent, universal syntax structured data exchange library – lexicon using UTZ / UTC time stamped data with organization <Org_ID>. data class type, </URN Uniform Resource Name type to form a syntax, code, date element Rosetta Stone referred to in military discussions as The "Grail": i.e., synchronized, common, shared situational awareness data dashboard view (s) of time stamped, brevity code / tokens, digital assets that are filtered, prioritized from heartbeat message bus filtered, parsed, processed from a federated system of systems via use of heartbeat message event bus sync delta epoch data updates Universal Time Zone UTZ synchronized, stochastically harmonized updates using an improvement described by the University of Bologna / Hungary’s ,Chinese University’s firefly inspired heartbeat synchronization algorithm that matches, synchronizes stochastic harmonizes via firefly inspired heartbeat synchronization pulses intrinsic analogous to Network Centric Warfare’s Battlefield Digitization’s closest OPTEMPO Operational Tempos epoch time intervals, cycles i.e., 05, 10, 15, 30 micro, milli seconds, minutes, hours days, years posted to digital dashboards.

Method of claim 3 relies on the use of an adaptive procedural template tools, processes, procedures to provide an alternative to formal mergers and acquisitions for example, tether, untether to autonomous DAO Distributed Autonomous Organization i.e., trade federations using agile, adhoc NetOps supporting federations for example; Ripple's consensus protocol based on federation / federated on demand liquidity drawn from a distributed (global) (trade) federation i.e., 1907 Knickerbocker Banker's Crisis JP Morgan protocol on demand AI directed response - financial system revaluation where Battlefield Digitization Network effects: splits, joins, adds, drops are used as needed as a temporary alternative to formal merger and organization, corporate acquisitions

Method of claim 4 relies on the use of an adaptive procedural template processes, procedures to broadcast, unicast, anycast data synchronization deltas “sync deltas” via micro to macro-cycle system of systems data updates at agreed upon times observing set durations of events, time, temporal epoch leases, price discover algorithms i.e., tariff space - time metrics, meters, data harvests for example stocks, commodity real world digital assets, currency arbitrage trade exchange adjustments using heartbeat epoch time beacon’s intrinsic temporally consistent, synchronized, time bounded i.,e heartbeat start, stop, TTL Time to Live epochs providing discrete time interval start, stop, TTL Time To Live epoch windows embedded in </108> system heartbeats, messages in a control matrix among for example HFT stock market systems participating to establish algorithmic regulation via use of algorithmic price discovery, Nash Equilibrium algorithms to derive a uniform, universal statistical mean value index, discrete, time bounded trade windows, stock trade circuit breaker via heartbeat beacon message, event bus broadcasted , uni, multicast among many stock, commodity, ETF Exchange Traded Fund systems

Method of claim 5 relies on the use of the adaptive procedural template’s firefly inspired heartbeat synchronization message event bus algorithm – protocol, software application neutral monitors geo-spatial, temporally distributed events reported across a DAO Distributed Autonomous Organization among federated groups synchronized across time-space to achieve common, synchronized goals in conjunction with use of adaptive procedural template list items that are intrinsic to algorithms / protocols such as Princeton’s John Nash Equilibrium algorithms and count minimum sketch or streaming K algorithms algorithmically regulating through use of epoch time intervals for HFT stock, commodity, digital token, tokenized RWA Real World Assets, cryptocurrency trade, arbitrage micro transaction epoch temporal time windows in federated systems supporting economic, fiscal control grid matrix among a federated system of systems Method of claim 6 relies on the use of an adaptive procedural template framework to establish, support, maintain economist Milton Friedman’s K% rule where a Central Bank Digital Currency CBDC. stablecoin or conventional FIAT, commodity index backed currency is derived from sampling lead GDP Gross Domestic Product economic indicators among a global event message bus sync delta data, event changes updating for example, a RWA Real World Asset based commodity index backed collective, consistent value unit based currency via use of filtered, stochastically harmonized, temporally synchronized telemetry polled from a universal event bus applying firefly-heartbeat algorithm events, state changes leveraging heartbeat message - event functions to update a statistical mean value index as a standard, consistent unit of value using algorithmic price discovery heartbeat beacon broadcasted among many systems

Method of claim 7 relies on the use of an adaptive procedural template’s tools, processes, procedures, algorithms to derive from price discovery algorithm from Real World Assets a commodity index backed algorithmic stablecoin comprised of: commodity tokens / RWA Real World Assets index where algorithmic price discovery is derived from many stablecoin time (block) chains, that employ equilibrium algorithms (s) where a stablecoin may include attributes, processes, procedures: i.e., use of geo-spatial temporal event, activity intensity fencing to establish payment boundaries, geo-spatial areas of effect, geo-spatial temporal areas of support where a coin may have a set time limit based on time - stamp servers heartbeat, geo-spatial area of authorized use, select (federated) group of crowd funders, harvest, move crop commodities, goods backing the value of the coin from / to a given area's commons market, federation for example, a trade federation supported by Economist Bernard Lietaer’s TRC Trade Reference Currency: TERRA RWA Real World Assets, commodities, commodity basket , index based featuring demurrage fees, charges to support supplier to consumer logistics transfer, travel of for example GDP Gross Domestic Product pacing items as a global complementary currency designed to provide an inflation-resistant international standard of value; to stabilize the business cycle on a global level; and to realign stockholder’s interests with long-term sustainability, management of trade tariffs

Method of claim 8 relies on referencing an adaptive procedural template to establish, maintain trade tariffs SLA Service Level Agreements i.e., ecologically sustainable economic econometric epoch time cycles supporting universal standard measures, meters, metrics sync delta cyclic update temporal change, linear sequential, geo-spatial temporal intensity radius hop count metrics and meters where closer is shorter, closer is cheaper, given less CO2 carbon dioxide credits are used given less trade demurrage fees levied as a method of climate control agreed upon by a trade federation (s)

Method of claim 9 relies on the use of an adaptive procedural template’s tools, processes, procedures to establish, maintain a global system of systems telemetry data synchronization, stochastic harmonization, based on sound - light waveform based quantum computing to establish for example, temporal speed limits, discrete time intervals to derive, provide systemic metrics, meters, synchronization, stochastic harmonization among many system of systems Distributed Autonomous Systems DAS

Method of claim 10 relies on the use of adaptive procedural template tools, processes, procedures, algorithms and specifically sound waves (see water drop in pond meme, graphic) to measure trough, crest wave cycles that when statistically sampled represent a digital approximation of physical waves as the basis for establishing common, shared, universal method and means to measure, meter, communicate telemetry across a plurality of quantum computing system of systems using a system (s) for example: comprised of curved electrodes to concentrate sound waves similar to a magnifying lens to focus a point of light at room temperature rather than use of liquid hydrogen to cool a space for quantum particles event sampling with electron microscopes

Method of claim 11 relies on the use of an adaptive procedural template framework’s tools, processes, procedures, algorithms to apply the electric dipole effect electric meters, metrics where closer is cheaper given less infrastructure needed given energy attenuates over distances • data over energy link where energy pulses as a method and means to transmit data / electricity via wired, and wireless air – ground pathways as demonstrated by inventor, scientist Nicola Telsa circa 1900 near Colorado Springs CO

Metaphorical blockchain’s = timechain actual foundation tech, net of $ building blocks