DPP.LIVE
Real-time sensor integration meets intelligent data analysis—for machines and batteries that tell us what they need.
dpp.live is an IoT and cloud platform for intelligently connecting physical assets with digital applications. Machines, devices and products are transferred into digital twins via NFC and IoT technologies and managed centrally. By connecting hardware, connectivity, cloud, and data management, the platform creates transparent, efficient, and scalable digital processes for industry and enterprises.
LIVE DATA:
From the Machine Directly to the Cloud
THINGSFORCE® is your solution for the next-generation digital twin. It connects physical assets with the digital world and transforms machines, systems, and devices into intelligent, data-driven systems. Through continuous acquisition and processing of sensor data, a living digital representation of your real processes is created.
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Frequently asked questions – FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions.
These notes and answers will certainly help you:
DPP.live extends the classic Digital Product Passport with real-time data from machines, systems, or products. Through the integration of IoT technologies, conditions, usage data, and processes are continuously recorded and made digitally available.
While DPP.pro primarily provides static product and compliance information, DPP.live supplements this with dynamic real-time data. This creates a continuously updated digital representation of the actual product condition and usage.
Yes, completely. If you choose DPP.live, you use the foundation of DPP.pro (such as document management, webshop integration, and user administration) in full. You simply extend the platform with the powerful IoT and real-time components.
DPP.live enables greater transparency over machines, products, and processes in real time. Companies benefit from optimized workflows, reduced downtime, more efficient service processes, and data-based decisions throughout the entire product lifecycle.
DPP.live is particularly suitable for industrial machines, systems, technical products, IoT-enabled devices, and applications where condition monitoring, service processes, or predictive maintenance play an important role.
Depending on the use case, operating conditions, running times, temperature values, energy consumption, sensor values, error messages, or maintenance information can be captured and analyzed, for example.
Via a secure interface, the platform continuously captures operating data, conditions, and performance values of your machines or systems. These are visualized live in the product passport. You and your customers therefore have an exact overview of actual usage and utilization at all times.
Through continuous analysis of operating and condition data, potential maintenance requirements can be identified early. This allows unplanned failures to be reduced, maintenance to be better planned, and service costs to be lowered in the long term.
In this case, the automated IoT alarms are triggered. In the event of threshold violations or technical disruptions, the system notifies the responsible teams or technicians in real time. Through individually definable escalation rules, you can react immediately and prevent costly consequential damage.
DPP.live goes far beyond merely fulfilling regulatory requirements. The combination of Digital Product Passport, real-time data, and intelligent service functions creates new opportunities for process optimization, condition monitoring, and data-based business models. Companies thereby increase efficiency, transparency, and competitiveness.
Yes, existing machines and systems can also be retrofitted with sensors and IoT connections, depending on technical requirements. This allows existing systems to be integrated into digital real-time processes.