Of course there are options out on the market for "Industrial IoT" solutions. But these solutions are more in the nature of a development environment for a SCADA system with an IoT twist on it. Now, of course these solutions can be useful, but often require a dedicated resource, or even team to work on and maintain. 

We take a different approach, first off we take the responsibility away from you, as we understand smaller scale manufacturing organizations don't have spare resources to develop and maintain solutions. Also, we don't setup just a contained, single application with solutions built and dependent on it. Instead, a flexible and robust platform, built to your needs, that any Industry 4.0 solutions can be built on top of. 

Key features of what our solutions entail:

• Core IoT system responsible for messaging traffic, data storage, and top level control of any aspect of your organization.
• Edge device drivers featuring a message translator and a remote HMI
• Real-time data streaming and historical data dashboards
• External communication into the connected IoT system through MQTT and RestAPI
• Remote SCADA dashboad for all connected equipment

Unlike common IoT soltuions, which are built on top of a singular application with a dependancy to said application. We utuilze advanced software development tools such as containerization, distributed messaging, microservices, and data engineering methodology. With our approach, your systems and solutions will have the foundation of a truly robust and adaptive architecture. This results in ease of:

• Growth and addition of applications
• Changes in infrastructure such as server Operating System change
• Migration to cloud
• Updates local to each service as well as system as a whole
• And not to mention the unlimited ability of configuration.

Let us put it this way, Indsutry 4.0 and IoT solutions currently on the market can be depicted as a swiss army knife. All aspects and topics packed into one, small solution. Great, for now. But what happens when the industry grows and everything is dependent on that one tool? Is it better to start off with a swiss army knife and struggle as the tasks for each tool grow, or start off by building a utility cabinet and adding tools, proper tools that is, as the need for them arises?

So, if you're looking to dive into industry 4.0, are you going to setup one application that only has the functionality of SCADA (ok - with a little IoT flavor mixed into it), or an entire platform , that is dynamic in nature, and can be used for any technology need as the industry grows?

Don't be caught in a dead end with a single point solution, let us work alongside you to really help you strive in the new age of manufacturing.