Is the ESP32 reliable for 24/7 industrial IoT, or should I use a different chip?
I'm working on an IoT-embedded device with various air quality sensors (CO2, CO, NO, SO2) that connect to the internet using WiFi, GSM, or Ethernet. The device is designed to operate 24/7 and will be installed in factories and warehouses to measure air quality, temperature, humidity, and other parameters. The data is sent to a cloud system for storage, analysis, and alerts.
I've created a prototype using the ESP32. My question is: can the ESP32 be used reliably in the production phase for this application, or should I consider a more powerful chip?
If so, what alternatives would you recommend?
I've created a prototype using the ESP32. My question is: can the ESP32 be used reliably in the production phase for this application, or should I consider a more powerful chip?
If so, what alternatives would you recommend?
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