InfluxDB for IIoT and Predictive Maintenance

Capture and query high-frequency data from sensors, PLCs, SCADA systems, 
and machines to boost efficiency, lower O&M, and reduce outages.

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Turning sensor telemetry into real-time insight

Industrial data creates real value only when high-resolution telemetry is used to monitor assets and control processes in real-time.

InfluxDB is the foundation that makes this possible at scale. It ingests and stores millions of unique time series at sub-second resolution, while cost-effectively storing the historical context to power predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and advanced operational analytics.

Purpose-built for Industrial IoT

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Ingest at Scale

Ingest millions of series per second from sensors, PLCs, SCADA systems, and other sources of telemetry.

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Real-Time Querying

Query millions of series across long time ranges, with sub-10ms latency.

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Unified Operational Visibility

Consolidate data from legacy systems and historians into a single source of truth for IIoT data.

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Cost-Effective Scaling

Scale economically with efficient compression and storage to keep costs in check.

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Time series powers every Industrial IoT system

InfluxDB is the proven, real-time foundation for mission-critical IIoT analytics at scale. Global leaders in manufacturing, energy, utilities, and industrial automation depend on its extensibility and developer-friendly platform to connect OT and IT, and drive real-time automation.

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Preventing Costly Downtime in Manufacturing

Olympus Controls (part of Applied Automation) uses InfluxDB to monitor robot health in real-time, spotting early signs of wear and scheduling maintenance before costly outages occur. By turning high-resolution machine telemetry into immediate insight, Olympus helps manufacturers reduce downtime and keep production lines running smoothly.

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Supporting Distributed Energy Resources

Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN) replaced its legacy data historian with InfluxDB to handle the surge in data volume and high-cardinality metadata driven by the adoption of distributed energy resources (DERs). InfluxDB unifies analog telemetry and digital event data in a single platform, delivering real-time insights and fulfilling strict regulatory reporting requirements.

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Predictive Maintenance at Global Scale

Siemens Energy uses InfluxDB to monitor 23,000 battery modules across 70+ sites, analyzing billions of high-frequency sensor readings instantly to ensure quality, prevent downtime, and keep production running anywhere in the world.

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Real-Time Monitoring for Smarter Energy Storage

ju:niz Energy builds large-scale battery storage systems and intelligent energy management solutions. It streams thousands of sensor data points every second, tracking battery health, temperature, and more, to power real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, improved sustainability, and support the adoption of renewable energy.

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From Zero Automation 
to Full Industrial Observability

The City of Morro Bay, California, uses InfluxDB to stream and analyze real-time data across an upgraded water treatment system, bringing a 1960s-era treatment plant into the digital age. High-frequency metrics from pumps, tanks, valves, and power systems enable secure and reliable monitoring, as well as rapid response. By turning continuous telemetry into actionable insight, the city achieved efficient, cost-effective operations and full industrial observability.

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Preventing Costly Downtime in Manufacturing +

Olympus Controls (part of Applied Automation) uses InfluxDB to monitor robot health in real-time, spotting early signs of wear and scheduling maintenance before costly outages occur. By turning high-resolution machine telemetry into immediate insight, Olympus helps manufacturers reduce downtime and keep production lines running smoothly.

Watch webinar Slide 1
Supporting Distributed Energy Resources +

Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN) replaced its legacy data historian with InfluxDB to handle the surge in data volume and high-cardinality metadata driven by the adoption of distributed energy resources (DERs). InfluxDB unifies analog telemetry and digital event data in a single platform, delivering real-time insights and fulfilling strict regulatory reporting requirements.

Watch webinar Slide 2
Predictive Maintenance at Global Scale +

Siemens Energy uses InfluxDB to monitor 23,000 battery modules across 70+ sites, analyzing billions of high-frequency sensor readings instantly to ensure quality, prevent downtime, and keep production running anywhere in the world.

Read announcement Slide 3
Real-Time Monitoring for Smarter Energy Storage +

ju:niz Energy builds large-scale battery storage systems and intelligent energy management solutions. It streams thousands of sensor data points every second, tracking battery health, temperature, and more, to power real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, improved sustainability, and support the adoption of renewable energy.

Watch webinar Slide 4
From Zero Automation to Full Industrial Observability +

The City of Morro Bay, California, uses InfluxDB to stream and analyze real-time data across an upgraded water treatment system, bringing a 1960s-era treatment plant into the digital age. High-frequency metrics from pumps, tanks, valves, and power systems enable secure and reliable monitoring, as well as rapid response. By turning continuous telemetry into actionable insight, the city achieved efficient, cost-effective operations and full industrial observability.

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Open connectivity from edge to cloud

InfluxDB streams machine and sensor data across plants, production lines, and field assets using open protocols and 300+ Telegraf integrations. Connect PLCs, SCADA systems, and modern analytics tools without vendor lock-in, so operations, engineering, and IT teams can access high-frequency time series data anywhere it’s needed.

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Deploy anywhere

Whether you’re building on-prem, private cloud, edge, or multi-tenant cloud, InfluxDB meets developers where they are.