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Many silos and tanks are still managed ‘by eye’, but that leads to errors, costs and risks. In this article we explain the three main problems and how to solve them with affordable, maintenance-free technology.Many silos and tanks are still managed ‘by eye’, but that leads to errors, costs and risks. In this article we explain the three main problems and how to solve them with affordable, maintenance-free technology.

“Discover how level sensors can transform the management of your stored materials. In this article, we explore the differences between traditional manual methods and automatic solutions, highlighting their advantages in terms of efficiency, accuracy, and safety. Keep reading to learn how to optimize your industrial and agricultural processes.”

Level sensors are crucial in sectors such as agro-food, construction, and renewable energy, as they help optimize resources and improve process efficiency. In this article, we explore how these sensors are used across various industries for precise material monitoring.

In modern industry, inventory and material control is essential to optimize processes and reduce costs. In this article, we will answer the question: what is a level sensor and what is it used for?

Silometric revolutionizes silo management in the agricultural and livestock sector, offering multiple benefits such as improved safety, time optimization, and greater control over silo contents.

The Digital Kit is an initiative by the Government of Spain that provides subsidies for digital solutions aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises, micro-enterprises, and self-employed professionals. Discover how to access the digital voucher, explore the available solution categories, and learn how to manage this aid to digitize and optimize your business.

Discover how the technology of connected silos, based on the Internet of Things (IoT), improves agricultural inventory management.

Production changes have made it necessary for more sectors to require a level sensor in their facilities. The question is, which sectors need level sensors?