AWS IoT Core, SAP Leonardo IoT, Microsoft Azure IoT Hub, Cisco Jasper, ThingWorx, Google Cloud IoT, Microsoft Azure IoT Edge, Accelerite Concert, SAP IoT Application Enablement, and ADLINK Edge IoT (SEMA Cloud).
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AWS IoT Core is a managed cloud service that lets connected devices interact with cloud applications and other devices. It includes the Device Gateway and the Message Broker, which connect and process messages between IoT devices and the cloud. AWS IoT Core connects AWS and Amazon…
Microsoft Azure IoT Central allows users to connect IoT devices to the cloud and offers centralized management to configure and updated connected devices.
With SAP Leonardo Internet of Things (IoT) you can understand usage patterns and drive action from insight with customer-facing, digital IoT platform services and sensor data embedded in business processes.
The IBM Watson IoT Platform is an Internet-of-things is a managed cloud-hosted solution supporting device connectivity, control, visualization, and overall device visibility and management. It provides a UI where users can add and manage devices, control access to IoT service, and…
Azure IoT Edge is a fully managed service built on Azure IoT Hub. Users can deploy cloud workloads—artificial intelligence, Azure and third-party services, or business logic—to run on Internet of Things (IoT) edge devices via standard containers. The vendor states that by moving…
Microsoft's Azure IoT Hub is a managed service for bidirectional communication between IoT devices and Azure. Azure IoT Hub provides a cloud-hosted solution back end to connect virtually any device. Users can extend their solutions from the cloud to the edge with per-device authentication,…
Upswift provides a plug&play device management platform for IoT and Linux devices. With the Upswift platform users can deploy OTA updates, control, monitor, access, and secure IoT and Linux devices remotely. The vendor states that Upswift enables users to connect any type of…
Cisco Jasper is a global Internet of Things (IoT) platform. The product helps companies launch, manage and monetize connected IoT services to drive business transformation and deliver innovative connected services.
SAP IoT Application Enablement supports the development of Internet of things applications basically by linking UI elements to IoT data to create a digital representation, and provides extensibility to the SAP Cloud Platform.
Telit IoT Platform allows users to easily connect devices and enterprise systems together, saving time and speeding time to market.
AVEVA's InTouch HMI, formerly from Wonderware, empowers operators to optimize routine human interactions with industrial automation systems. The result is a quantifiable net increase in operator effectiveness. AVEVA's situational awareness libraries provide operators the contextualized…
AT&T IoT Platform constitutes a suite of tools designed to help developers get products deployed quickly. It provides container services, device services, and data services as well as global connectivity and management. Global Connectivity & Management Purchase, provision,…
Altair SmartWorks, or SmartCore (formerly Carriots) offers an end-to-end Internet of Things (IoT) platform. SmartWorks is available as Platform as a Service (PaaS) or on-premise, and designed for machine to machine (M2M) and digital twin projects. SmartWorks accelerates your IoT…
DGLogik DLux5 is an IoT (Internet of Things) Application Platform. It enables the unification of data systems and multiple data providers into a single interface.
The QLIKTAG IoT Connected Smart Products Platform is a one of kind platform enabling everyday consumer products as "Smart Products" through an internet identifier and a "digital twin" for each batch, product or serial instance. This enables the product to send or receive information…
UrbanTracker is a small indoor asset tracking system which enables users to locate any item wherever they are without using a GPS signal. UrbanTracker enables real-time asset tracking, preventing assets from loss or theft. The device comes in a small and discreet box which can be…
TTTech in Vienna offers the TTConnect Cloud Service, an Internet of Things cloud based device management platform for monitoring and tracking vehicles, machines and other cloud-connected devices remotely with mobile application support with a ruggedized IoT gateway.
VoVortex DDS is a platform for business Internet of Things (IoT) applications. It helps system integrators, OEMs, device platform vendors and cloud service providers deliver 'Smart' solutions for many vertical markets.
Zebra Technologies offers Zebra Savanna, an enterprise Internet of Things data intelligence application integrating data from Zebra managed objects and assets and centralizing data for productivity analysis.
The Sight Machine Platform, from the company of the same name headquartered in San Francisco, supports advanced factory analytics using artificial intelligence, generating a Plant Digital Twin, a mirror of a manufacturing production process supporting a wide range of insights and…
The Internet of Things (IoT) describes a network of physical objects that are connected by embedded sensors, software, and communications technologies to exchange data with other devices and systems using the internet.
IoT Applications
Smart Home - includes devices such as lighting, heat and air conditioning, security systems and locks, smoke detectors, AI personal assistants, and home appliances, all of which can be monitored remotely
Medical and Health Care – supports personal health and fitness monitoring including wearables, data collection, and analysis for research
Energy - smart grid power consumption monitoring, optimization, and control
Infrastructure – monitoring bridges, railways, roads, and wind farms
Buildings – monitoring and control of mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems
Transportation – supports the real-time capture and integration of public and private transit information, includes connected vehicles, fleet management, air traffic, and freight monitoring
Maritime – monitors ship capacity, availability, and control systems
Smart cities - optimize services and the use of assets and resources
Industrial / Manufacturing – monitoring and control of connected equipment, data capture, and operational analytics
Farming –ecosystem monitoring, water management, harvesting
Food Supply – improves supply chain efficiency
Military – for reconnaissance, surveillance, munitions, vehicles, robots, human wearable biometrics
Environment – monitoring of air, water, soil quality, and wildlife. Earthquake and tsunami early warning systems
There is increasing use of IoT for Connected Events - the monitoring of audience behavior and emotional responses at sporting events, fashion shows, concerts, and exhibitions - by measuring heart rates, temperature, crowd noise, and body language. This provides insights to boost engagement and improve marketing effectiveness.
Supported by machine learning and microservices, IoT Edge Device Computing allows data processing to be moved from the cloud to the device itself. This prevents latency and operational issues which are especially important for applications that are extremely time-sensitive such as autonomous driving.
There is a proliferation of smartphone apps that are used to control IoT devices, especially in the consumer home sector.
IoT devices are vulnerable to hacking and malware. IoT security, privacy, and safety issues are major concerns. IoT devices collect large amounts of sensitive data, and bad actors could interfere with devices in a way that might directly jeopardize public or personal safety. Blockchain technology is being deployed as a tool to address data protection and scalability issues. Ensuring that your home router is secure will protect your connected smart home devices.
Device Embedded Hardware Sensors
IoT Application Software
IoT Communications Software and Networks
Integration of Sensors
Asset Tracking
Real-time Device Monitoring and Management
Data Collection Hub
Real-time Data Monitoring
Real-time Analytics
Dashboards
Edge Computing
Consider the following when embarking upon an IoT initiative.
Use Case: IoT is used for a broad range of public, private, industrial, and commercial purposes. It is necessary to conduct a thorough investigation and evaluation of which IoT hardware, software, and communication technologies best address your goals.
Cost: Depending upon the scale of your IoT operations, the cost to establish and run your IoT can be quite high given the need for investment in hardware, software, connectivity, cloud storage, and support.
Security and Privacy: Need to be fully addressed especially if your IoT devices control assets that can impact public safety or capture sensitive information.
