Author: Arlen Nipper, CirrusLink Solutions “ Implementing the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) using existing tools and advanced technologies is not as difficult as many people think. ” Today, there is a strong trend across almost every industry: CEOs, CTOs, and other executives want more data. Industrial enterprises are considering data operations, the development … Read more
Edge computing platform in a machine control cabinet. Image source: Fault Tolerance USA “ Edge computing can help equipment manufacturers integrate existing applications like monitoring and control software into a single platform, while allowing other critical applications to run on the same platform. This makes it easier to develop intelligent Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) … Read more
Introduction Edge computing can help device manufacturers integrate existing applications like monitoring and control software into a single platform, while enabling other critical applications to run on the same platform. This makes it easier to develop intelligent Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) machines and devices, and future applications that support customers in developing Industry 4.0 … Read more
Software Defined Radio hardware and open-source programming software provide an alternative to proprietary wireless communication systems, helping to enhance the interoperability of Industrial Internet of Things networks. Despite much discussion about how the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) will transform factory automation, there is no unified technology to connect various ‘things,’ leading to incompatibility between … Read more
Abstract Industrial cloud solutions integrated with Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) hardware and software can provide additional value to enterprises, such as equipment monitoring, predictive maintenance, and operational efficiency improvements. Integrating IIoT technologies into traditional Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems and Human-Machine Interface (HMI) solutions can bring numerous benefits. Better scalability can be … Read more
1. Open Source Project Overview Neuron is an open-source industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) edge protocol gateway software designed for modern big data technologies to leverage the power of Industry 4.0. It supports one-stop access to various industrial protocols and converts them into the standard MQTT protocol for accessing IIoT platforms. Version 2.0 of Neuron … Read more
Source | 51CTO As connected devices also appear in the industrial field and applications, the term “Industrial Internet of Things” (IIoT) has been established. From the user’s perspective, this term describes an environment where industrial intelligent devices can connect to the network so that they can exchange valuable data for decision-making purposes. In IIoT installations, … Read more
NanoMQ is an open-source edge computing project released in early 2021, designed as a next-generation lightweight and high-performance MQTT message server for IoT edge computing scenarios. In the IoT era, data is the primary productive force, and the edge is where data is generated. Quickly aggregating and distributing data in complex edge network environments is … Read more
Author: IoT Queen IoT Think Tank Original Please indicate the source and origin when reprinting —— [Introduction] —— We generally divide the journey of IIoT into four steps: data collection and storage, production management and analysis, business intelligence and decision-making, and business model transformation.. This is my 027th article written in the IoT Think Tank| … Read more
What is the difference between gateways and routers? They are both network communication devices that serve the purpose of information transmission, and they seem quite similar, but there are indeed some differences. A gateway, also known as an inter-network connector or protocol converter, implements network interconnection above the network layer. It is the most complex … Read more