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Edge Computing Shows IIoT Values with Instant Feedback and Response

March 1, 2016

The heated discussion around Industry 4.0 and smart factories has made the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and big data analysis popular. The IIoT essence lies in providing instant response, adding values to applications through the interweaving of internet resources and data analysis. Mastering information and communications technology, Taiwan can be an IIoT leader with advantage of edge computing and IoT gateways. IoT gateways are apt for edge computing tasks. “They tightly connect the edge to the cloud. Besides data collecting, they possess processing capability required for edge computing to complement the cloud,” said Perng.

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