No-code IT/OT convergence with an Industrial IoT hub

Industrial IoT
In this webinar, we’ll explain how an IIoT edge hub bridges the gap by collecting, parsing and storing machine/sensor data, and making it accessible via standard protocols such as MQTT and SQL  – all without the need to write a single line of code.
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Selecting the right sensing solutions for IoT and smart city applications

Avnet

The emergence of the Internet of Things has changed the way engineers approach environmental control systems. It is now easier than ever to control the direct and indirect environmental factors to which housing, urban areas, or industrial plants are subject, through cloud-based solutions, thresholds and automatic response procedures. Sensors play a key role in these systems, gathering the data from which intelligent decisions can be made by a central control system.
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5 Cool Things You Can Do With WSO2 IoT Server

WSO2 IoT Server is an open source IoT platform released under the Apache license 2.0. It brings together WSO2’s battle hardened technologies from identity and access management, analytics, integration and API management domains to craft a fully-fledged device management framework capable of addressing any industrial IoT scenario.
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Remote Patient Monitoring: the Businesses Behind the Solution

IoT technology is rapidly transforming the ways in which we practice and receive healthcare, and remote patient monitoring is a major piece of that growth. While it’s a simple concept – monitoring patients at all times and from any location using IoT wearables – the reality of implementing a safe, reliable, and effective RPM solution is not always so simple.
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Influence of Mobile Apps in the Growth of Internet of Things

Organization to man management to accessing future technology such as VR and IoT, mobile apps are constantly redefining how we interact with the world. IoT refers to the Internet of Things – it is a concept that envisages all machines to be connected to the Internet, to send and receive data, making it possible to control them remotely. Conceptualized in the late 90s, today, IoT is a reality, thanks to the advancements in mobile technology, particularly the growing demand for mobile apps that have revolutionized how people interact with machines in their daily lives.
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