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Create itvision_industrial.md #108

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русский кейс айтивижн на заводе

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  • New Features
    • Added a case study for IT Vision's industrial automation solution using Wiren Board 7 controller
    • Documented air conditioner rotation management in a server environment
    • Introduced a detailed solution overview with technical implementation insights

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This pull request introduces a new markdown file documenting an industrial automation solution by IT Vision using the Wiren Board 7 controller. The document details a case study of implementing an advanced air conditioning control system for a client, showcasing how the Wiren Board system can autonomously manage environmental parameters and air conditioner rotation through custom scripting and monitoring technologies like InfluxDB and Grafana.

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content/ru/_solutions/itvision_industrial.md New markdown file added with a comprehensive case study on industrial automation, featuring metadata, company overview, technical solution details, and implementation insights

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10-10: Well-structured content with clear sections.

The document follows good documentation practices with a logical flow from company introduction through problem statement, solution, and advantages. The section hierarchy is clear and consistent.

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Product references verified successfully

All product names and model numbers mentioned in the text are accurate and properly used in their technical context.

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@Dmitry43R Dmitry43R merged commit 4ef29a7 into main Jan 16, 2025
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