INSPIRATION
IoT devices and sensors influence almost all industries of the technology economy. It improves people’s quality of life, allows businesses to increase their profits, and improves management. IoT is also beneficial for governments looking to decrease their information technology (IT)-related expenses. Interconnection between devices, sensors, infrastructure, and computing elements further enables new ways for management. For example, decentralized operations, condition-based monitoring, and predictive maintenance ensure efficient communications between various IoT devices. In this way, IoT automates production processes and allows the implementation of Industry 4.0 concepts in the telecom sector.
Spanish startup N3uron develops highly customizable Industrial IoT and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) software solutions to empower organizations to efficiently collect data. One of the startup’s multiple integrated software modules, MQTT, uses special data-transfer pro-tocols to connect thousands of field devices to any cloud or SCADA system. N3uron software runs on multiple operating
systems and hardware without affecting performance. Moreover, the software’s built-in networking security and data integrity checks follow industry standards of data formats. All of this allows companies to efficiently create and operate IIoT device networks.
British startup Iothic creates a communication protocol for the internet of things. The main benefit of the startup’s solution is interoperability. The communication protocol enables companies to work on different devices and operating systems that are compatible with existing infrastructure. Further, a high level of security, with support for real-time low-latency operations, suits next-gen IoT applications, together
with resistance to quantum decoding. The IoT standard helps manufacturers and customers by helping them reduce production and operational expenses.
