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The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to revolutionize various industries by enabling the automation and optimization of processes, as well as the collection and analysis of data from connected devices. However, there are several limitations to the implementation

A solid framework for the Industrial Internet of Things is at the heart of a long-term, robust environment for IoT project development in industrial settings. The process implies much more than having multiple industrial IoT devices connected to the internet.

New year, new beginning, new events! There is nothing more exciting than learning something new. And as we start the new chapter of the year, we welcome you with January 2023 Industrial IoT & ICS Cybersecurity Events happening around the globe,

1. In one of your blogs published last year, you mentioned that "it's time for universal automation." What is holding us back? What is universal automation? It is basically the transposition of what happens in the IT industry or the smartphone

‘Tis the holiday season! ‘Tis the events season! December may be the last month of the year, but it’s definitely not the last when it comes to exciting local and global events. Below is the list – and timeline – of

To understand why you need an MQTT and Kafka data pipeline, we need to frame just how much manufacturing data moves. To do that, let’s compare a typical Industrial IoT scenario with a simple commercial IoT solution. Say you have a

You’ve automated your operations. You’ve identified key data points. All the pieces and parts are in place to give you the insight you need into your building’s performance. Then along comes Industry 4.0, the Industrial Metaverse. Is this a fad or a

The central ventilation system at ifm prover gmbh is to be monitored. This includes the filters for the air supply and exhaust as well as the filters of the workstation exhaust system on the ground floor and the first floor.

Manufacturing is poised to play a critical role in shaping the economy for the next decade and beyond. The opportunities are endless if the advanced manufacturing industry can strengthen its innovation vision and embrace the reality of end-market disruption, but