The Internet of Things can almost transform any object into a source of information about that object. It creates a new way to distinguish between products and services and a new source of value that can be self-managed—information and insights. The Industrial Internet of Things expands the competitive landscape for manufacturing enterprises beyond product functionality … Read more
Source:www.redlion.net IoT Think Tank Organized and Published Please indicate the source when reprinting —— [Introduction] —— Industrial automation belongs to a broad technological framework and benefits greatly from industrial networking and mobile computing technologies. The combination of these technologies will help turn the concepts of “connected factories”, “Industry 4.0”, and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) … Read more
Translator | Julian Chen Reviewer | Shujuan Sun This article will introduce how to handle data streams in the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 using Apache Kafka, MQTT, and OPC-UA, as well as explore two use cases from BMW and Audi. In the world of IoT, MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) and OPC-UA … 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
墨算未来 The evolution of technology predicts the future trends. In industries such as automotive, electronics, chemicals, food, and machinery, industrial robots can replace humans in performing various dangerous, heavy, and harsh tasks. With the continuous expansion of the industrial robot market, companies are showing diversification and integration in technology to improve product performance and production … Read more
This article is sourced from: Global IoT Observer The logic behind Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is the increasingly mature sensor technology and information technology, which allows industrial applications to transform into intelligent systems. When mentioning the Internet of Things (IoT), most people first think of smart homes, smart cars, wearable devices, and other fields … Read more
Introduction You may have heard of terms like “Industry 4.0”, “Smart Manufacturing”, and “Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)”. According to statistics, IIoT has already captured the largest share of global IoT spending. A study by Business Insider predicts that global manufacturers will invest $70 billion in IoT solutions by 2020. In the continuously evolving industrial … Read more
Image source: MAVERICK Technologies Author: John Clemons “ The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is best suited for extending the capabilities of process control and automation systems while allowing them to operate as designed. “ In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) has developed rapidly, connecting billions of devices and hundreds of millions of … Read more
Note from Qingji: Readers familiar with Qingji must be acquainted with “Mr. Silicon Valley”. Qingji has previously reprinted his thoughts on the development of Qingdao titled “Qingdao’s Ambition: Northern China, Vast Mountains and Seas”. Author Garnett Ge works at a well-known incubation accelerator in Silicon Valley, USA. In a discussion, Qingji and Garnett Ge talked … Read more
Karel Eloot Ani Bhalekar Almost all global manufacturers are testing Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies, but in a recent McKinsey survey, nearly 70% of executives reported that their IoT projects are stuck in a pilot dilemma and cannot scale at the company level. Moreover, respondents indicated that only 15% of industrial IoT projects achieve … Read more