Recently we assisted one of our clients who had the unenviable issue of excessive out of hours failures that were resulting in high costs for after hours tradesman. Their site is a complex site containing an acute medical facility and several community health centres. Yimelo suggested the adoption of a checkIT process for their weekly plant and building checks, that could deliver both a process that ensured all systems were Read More …
One of our key clients, working in partnership with the Department of Health and Human Services Building Authority approached Yimelo to design and implement a database system for the collection and retention of interval metering data associated with LCG eligible electricity generators (Solar Arrays). The data needed to be provisioned for both the internal reporting needs that Victorian health services have to the Department of Health and Human Services, as Read More …
During 2016, Yimelo was asked to develop a tool on a particularly tight budget that would be safe, acceptable to a wide range of our client’s stakeholders and automatically process and transpose user data into a wider database system that was incumbent to our client. Pictured is what we came up with. It’s a Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) implementation that uses excel as it’s “interpreter” allowing us to treat Read More …
Following from the success of our checkIT routine check software we set about building a more specialised system for doing negative pressure rooms. The aim of the build is to keep the simple interface, optimised for mobile whilst delivering a comprehensive standards compliant report to “our clients client” that they can use to ensure their own quality procedures are followed. You can see what we came up with to the Read More …
At Yimelo, we have long been a fan of system on chip (SOC) systems for embedded applications. We recently had an opportunity to provide an instrument what is perhaps the most well known of the SOC systems; a raspberry pi to gather and transmit data. We are no stranger to the Raspberry pi, and have used them for many applications with keen interest since they arrived on the market as Read More …
We had an interesting problem pass across the desk recently, which was the measurement and visualization of differential pressure in an operating theater. The device needs to alert occupants to any absence of pressure differential when doors are closed, but not alarm when the doors are open (as there is no differential obviously). This is itself is not overly complex, but the requirements of the request was that it provided Read More …
This is our showcase and discussion of the projects that we do that are interesting to us, or we think you’ll find helpful and informative. Read on to see some of what we do, and if you see something that might help you in your own business, be sure to Contact Us as we’d love to you build on our ideas to bring your own ideas to life.