Previous Review [Joint All-Domain Command] Data is the key for CJADC2 to operate effectively [Joint All-Domain Command] The U.S. Department of Defense’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office seeks to support allied joint all-domain command and control through a data integration layer Introduction In April 2023, the Naval Postgraduate School in the U.S. announced a … Read more
Currently, data has become the core resource driving innovation and development. The full release of data value requires efficient and secure data sharing among different entities. Among them, interoperability is a key element in achieving data sharing. Achieving interoperability requires technology-neutral protocols and standards that define how organizations and individuals participate in data sharing activities, … Read more
Image Source: https://pixabay.com/images/id-5737958/ The Internet of Things (IoT) is an ecosystem game. No single technology in the market can provide a complete end-to-end IoT solution on its own. Today, the number of IoT vendors has surged, transforming the IoT ecosystem into a highly complex landscape. To address various applications and challenges, IoT infrastructure often needs … Read more
Introduction In the previous series of blogs, we learned a lot about the practical techniques of calling C++ from C#. In the interoperability development between C# and C++ (P/Invoke, mixed programming, DllImport, etc.), struct alignment is one of the most common pitfalls. Today, we will continue to explore a common pitfall that many encounter when … Read more
Previous articles have provided a detailed explanation of the data marshaling type issues between C++ and C#, that is, between managed and unmanaged platforms.This article illustrates with data types and simple examples; other more complex business logic can be extended and promoted based on this foundation.There are generally two common methods to call C++ methods: … Read more
Chapter 7: IoT Standards and Regulations 7.1 Overview of International Standards for the Internet of Things 1. Introduction to International IoT Standardization Organizations The standardization of the Internet of Things (IoT) is a key force driving its technological development, involving multiple international organizations that play a crucial role in the IoT field. These organizations are … Read more
Introduction In previous blog posts, we explored many practical techniques for calling C++ from C#. Today, we will continue to delve into “Zero-Copy Technology.” What is “Zero-Copy,” why is it crucial in high-performance scenarios, and how to correctly implement it during C# and C++ interoperability to avoid unnecessary data copying, maximize throughput, and reduce latency. … Read more
Abstract As industrial systems become more interconnected, manufacturing enterprises should collaborate with various organizations to create a cybersecurity ecosystem for end-to-end security. Whether it is government agencies managing critical infrastructure or enterprises responsible for production, they all face a serious security risk—the increasing number of attacks targeting Industrial Control Systems (ICS). Control systems are becoming … Read more
As a new type of information technology, blockchain systems exhibit varying degrees of functionality completeness, security, scalability, performance, and maturity. Through multidimensional and in-depth evaluations of blockchain-related products, shortcomings can be identified and addressed, thereby resolving issues related to the sustainability of blockchain applications caused by technical problems and redundant constructions. Introduction to the “Trusted … Read more
Abstract: The interoperability of networks is the foundation of the industrial internet. The difficulty of connecting industrial equipment is a fundamental issue faced by the development of industrial networks and a challenge that enterprises must address in their digital transformation. This article analyzes the causes and current status of interoperability issues in industrial equipment, summarizes … Read more