GSM device control refers to the ability to remotely control a device or system using the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network. With a GSM device, users can send commands to control various devices and receive status updates via SMS or other communication channels. For example, you can use a GSM device to remotely control a pump or an irrigation system, turning it on or off remotely. GMS can also be used to control lighting, temperature and security systems via mobile devices. GSM device management can be useful in situations where physical access to the device or system is limited or difficult, or when real-time monitoring and control is necessary.

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Q: What is a virtual buoy?

A virtual buoy is a navigational aid implemented using AIS (Automatic Identification System) technology and offers cost-effective alternatives to physical buoys. Virtual buoys can be accurately created and displayed on AIS displays of nearby ships. This approach makes it possible to mark specific locations or hazards without the need for physical installations. Some typical applications of virtual buoys include marking deep water channels, temporary construction areas, underwater equipment and conducting seabed surveys.

Q: What is a water level gauge?

A water level gauge, such as the OceanWatcher, is a device used to measure and monitor the water level in a harbor or waterway. It provides important data on water level, temperature and currents, enabling better management and decision-making in ports, locks and other water bodies. The water level gauge is designed for easy installation on the edge of a quay, in a well or on another suitable surface. Its primary purpose is to provide accurate and real-time water level information to various stakeholders.

Q: What is smart control for the slurry tank ?

Smart control for the stirring machine for the slurry tank is a technological solution that automates and monitors the stirring of slurry in a tank. It involves sensors, automated control and remote control, providing benefits such as efficiency, remote monitoring and resource optimization. The smart control also enables alarms and warnings in the event of abnormal conditions and problems. Overall, it improves farming practices and makes stirring more intelligent and automated.