Riello UPS adopts Clea for its new generation Digital Services
May 18, 2021
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Riello UPS, the Business Unit of Riello Elettronica, a world leader in the energy conversion and protection market, and SECO SpA, a center of excellence in the field of technological innovation for IoT solutions, have signed a partnership agreement for the development of a new generation of UPS solutions based on Clea, the integrated suite of artificial intelligence services developed by SECO Mind, which collects data in the field, transfers the data to the Cloud and analyzes it in real time, returning useful information for business processes.
Clea, the SECO Mind IoT + AI platform, will be implemented on the UPS systems of Riello UPS that, being connected to cloud, will thereby allow to deploy a new generation of digital services that will facilitate the equipment monitoring, efficiency optimization, and downtime reduction.
The partnership with Riello UPS is just one of the most recent partnerships involving SECO Mind, the business unit that integrates skills in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, IoT and data orchestration. With SECO Mind’s knowledge and technologies, Artificial Intelligence becomes accessible to organizations of all sizes, proving to be a strategic asset in their digital transformation and helping them maximize the value of their data, optimize their operations and improve their products and services.
“With Clea, SECO Mind will support Riello UPS in providing a new generation of highly innovative digital services for their UPSs, accessible to both business and private users. We are excited to be working with a market leader and helping it consolidate its position in a scenario where IoT and Artificial Intelligence are becoming a must-have for every company," said Dario Freddi, Co-CEO of SECO Mind.
" Riello UPS, thanks to SECO Mind’s Clea, will provide a new generation of highly innovative digital services for its UPSs via Riello Connect, that will be accessible to both business and private users. We are excited to be working with a technological partner such as SECO, a leader in the IoT and Artificial Intelligence sector, both of which are becoming sources of tangible added value for each company that wishes to be recognized as a technological innovator”, said Massimo Zampieri, Product Manager of Riello UPS.
Clea, the SECO Mind IoT + AI platform, will be implemented on the UPS systems of Riello UPS that, being connected to cloud, will thereby allow to deploy a new generation of digital services that will facilitate the equipment monitoring, efficiency optimization, and downtime reduction.
The partnership with Riello UPS is just one of the most recent partnerships involving SECO Mind, the business unit that integrates skills in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, IoT and data orchestration. With SECO Mind’s knowledge and technologies, Artificial Intelligence becomes accessible to organizations of all sizes, proving to be a strategic asset in their digital transformation and helping them maximize the value of their data, optimize their operations and improve their products and services.
“With Clea, SECO Mind will support Riello UPS in providing a new generation of highly innovative digital services for their UPSs, accessible to both business and private users. We are excited to be working with a market leader and helping it consolidate its position in a scenario where IoT and Artificial Intelligence are becoming a must-have for every company," said Dario Freddi, Co-CEO of SECO Mind.
" Riello UPS, thanks to SECO Mind’s Clea, will provide a new generation of highly innovative digital services for its UPSs via Riello Connect, that will be accessible to both business and private users. We are excited to be working with a technological partner such as SECO, a leader in the IoT and Artificial Intelligence sector, both of which are becoming sources of tangible added value for each company that wishes to be recognized as a technological innovator”, said Massimo Zampieri, Product Manager of Riello UPS.
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