Most manufacturing software looks great in demos but fails on the shop floor -clunky interfaces, missing features, and frustrating workflows. In this 3-part series, we explain why and how UMH takes a different approach with open source, real IT/OT best practices, and a strong focus on user.
Dominik shares how HiveMQ evolved from a simple MQTT broker to a global platform for edge-to-cloud data movement in industries like automotive, energy, and manufacturing.
Step-by-step walkthrough of UMH platform, focusing on setting up virtual environments, normalizing data streams, and visualizing factory operations. This webinar covers practical tools and techniques to integrate IT and OT systems.
Rick Bullotta, a seasoned veteran in industrial software landscape, and co-founder of ThingWorx shares his experience and building the next wave of Industrial Tech.
In this webinar, Mateusz Warda and Alexander Krüger demonstrate how to use IO-Link and the Unified Namespace to retrofit machines, enhancing data accessibility and connectivity across systems..
In the third episode of The Connected Factory, Kasper Christiansen, Senior Platform Owner at VELUX IIoT Platform, joins Alex to share his learnings of building an In-House IIoT platform at VELUX.
In the second episode of The Connected Factory, David Schultz, Senior Consultant at Rhize Manufacturing Data Hub, joins Jeremy to discuss the role of data contracts and the Unified Namespace (UNS) in modern manufacturing.
If you're exploring Unified Namespace or considering it for your next project, we have created a YouTube series that breaks down the fundamentals of UNS in an easy-to-understand way.
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In this inaugural episode of The Connected Factory podcast, host, Alexander, and Jan discuss the challenges and opportunities of implementing a Unified Namespace (UNS) in the pharmaceutical industry—a highly regulated sector where innovation must balance with compliance.
The MES has been THE place to integrate data on the shop floor for many years, and the UNS challenges this MES-centric approach and pushes it from infrastructure into the application category. Watch this video to know about Alex view.
Traditional Historians excel at providing shop floor insights, but modern architectures like UNS offer more flexibility. With protocol converters, real-time data, and tools like Node-RED and Grafana, UNS can now effectively replace most Historian features.
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