Josh Eastburn

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IIoT, Industrie 4.0

Building secure wastewater management in the cloud

Edge and Cloud Computing

Product advice: Building IIoT with edge I/O systems

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Edge and Cloud Computing

OEM delivers automated pressure testing with edge computing

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IIoT, Industrie 4.0

Four tips for designing scalable IIoT networks

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Edge and Cloud Computing

AMP upgrades to edge controllers

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I/O Systems, I/O Modules

Edge I/O brings more connectivity to field devices and sensors

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Industrial controllers: past, present, future

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IIoT, Industrie 4.0

An overview of industrial IoT, from edge to cloud

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Virtualization, Cloud Analytics

Skills for the edge computing revolution

Opto 22’s groov EPIC is built on open technologies like Linux and MQTT to support a future that can share more and do more. The groov EPIC controller won a 2020 Engineers’ Choice Award in the Industrial Internet of Things Connectivity – Edge Controller category. Courtesy: Opto 22

System Integration

Five automation design tips for the future

Figure 3: Using secure shell (SSH) access on a Opto 22 groov EPIC, users can install enterprise-class database systems, and a wide variety of other applications, on their factory controller. Courtesy: Opto 22

Smart factory controllers bring security and connectivity

Figure 3: The latest generation of remote I/O systems use Ethernet to replace expensive home-run wiring with a single network connection. Courtesy: Opto 22

I/O Systems, I/O Modules

Connect I/O systems with the IIoT