DESIGNING SUCCESS IN YOUR IOT PRODUCT

If you’re a manufacturer, OEM, or in a process industry, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) can help you boost your production efficiency, quality, flexibility, and visibility to higher levels than ever, while responding to customer requests and market opportunities much faster.

There's gold in legacy devices—if you can reach it. Long-serving equipment, machines and systems may be the backbone of industrial manufacturing, but many if not most were built and installed in the years before today's on-board microprocessors and Ethernet or wireless network connections were available. It's this lack of data processing and connectivity that makes it difficult to access the useful data that many plant-floor devices contain. However, there are a few ways to overcome these obstacles, and take advantage of the insights and efficiencies this equipment can provide.

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A rapidly growing number of products include wireless and connected capabilities to compete in today’s market. But launching these products to the global marketplace can be complex, costly and time consuming. EMC, radio performance, radio frequency (RF) exposure and safety requirements are mandatory in most markets; however, the