Avani i-IoT and avEMS Factory Monitoring

Avani Vietnam Technology JSC is a Hanoi-based company that supplies MES and industrial IoT solutions to factories in Vietnam, with a focus on foreign-invested plants in electronics, automotive, food and beverage, and textiles. It helps factories replace manual counting and paper reports with machine data collected automatically on the shop floor.

Its i-IoT layer uses branded data collection devices such as the AV-RF44 wireless ZigBee collector, the AV-CH60 wired collector and the AV-RS2E RS485-to-Ethernet converter to read signals from machines and workstations. The data feeds iAndon for production monitoring and help calls, iMES for production execution, iMMS for equipment maintenance and avEMS for energy monitoring. The company also offers device manufacturing, automation maintenance and consulting services.

• Wireless data collection: the AV-RF44 reads 4 or 6 digital inputs and sends them over ZigBee radio.
• Wired collection and conversion: the AV-CH60 collector and AV-RS2E converter bridge RS485, RS232 and RS422 to Ethernet.
• avEMS energy monitoring: tracks factory electricity use for analysis and reporting.
• iAndon: automatic production monitoring with help calls and fault alerts on the line.
• iMES: manages production execution, quality and output reporting.
• iMMS: manages equipment records and maintenance schedules.

An electronics assembly plant can count output per line automatically and trigger Andon calls when a station stops. A garment factory can monitor electricity use per workshop to cut waste outside working hours. An auto parts supplier can link machine runtime data to maintenance plans.

Machine signals are captured automatically, so output counts and stoppages no longer depend on manual records. Energy, production and maintenance data sit in one system for analysis and reporting. Wireless collectors simplify retrofitting older machines. The company commits to a 1-hour response for outages and 12-month warranty on software and main devices.

FDI factories in Vietnam are under pressure from parent companies and buyers to report output, downtime and energy use in real time. Retrofitting existing machines with low-cost collectors is often the first step before a full MES rollout, and energy monitoring is increasingly needed for cost control and emissions reporting.

Avani Vietnam Technology JSC is headquartered at The One building, Gamuda Gardens, Hoang Mai, Hanoi. Its website lists deployments in electronics, automotive, food and beverage, and textile factories, mainly foreign-invested plants. The founding year is not stated on the website.