Smart Warehouse Monitoring - Prylada

Warehouses storing sensitive goods or large inventories often struggle with hidden risks. Overloaded pallets, shifting loads, structural stress, hazardous conditions (e.g. gas buildup), and poor environmental control can lead to damaged goods, regulatory violations, and safety hazards. Manual inspections or occasional audits are often insufficient — by the time problems are noticed, damage might already have occurred and costs may be high.

Smart Warehouse Monitoring from Prylada solves these problems with a modular, scalable IoT system that continuously monitors the condition of your storage environment:

• Load and structural monitoring: Sensors connected to each pallet or storage rack measure load levels and stress. If load limits are exceeded or uneven distribution threatens stability, the system alerts you — enabling you to rearrange goods, rebalance loads, and prevent collapse or damage.
• Environmental and hazard detection: Dedicated gas sensors monitor air quality and detect harmful or flammable gases — critical when storing chemicals or volatile materials. Additional environmental sensors track temperature, humidity, and ventilation parameters to ensure proper storage conditions.
• Flexible, wireless infrastructure: Prylada’s gateways, beacons, and wireless sensors eliminate the need for extensive wiring. The radio‑based setup ensures reliable connectivity even in large or dense warehouse spaces and allows sensors to be placed anywhere — from rack bottoms to remote corners.
• Cloud-based data, remote management & scalability: All sensor data aggregates in the Prylada Cloud. Warehouse managers can view dashboards, configure alerts and thresholds, and perform over-the-air firmware updates. As your needs evolve — e.g. adding new storage zones or monitoring parameters — you can easily expand the system without operational disruption.

This continuous, automated monitoring transforms warehouse management from reactive checks to proactive oversight — safeguarding both goods and people, while optimizing storage and maintenance processes.