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The EMQX MQTT Platform enables water enterprises to build a smart water operation platform quickly by sharing and integrating data and leveraging cloud computing and big data technologies for data analysis and decision-making.

This blog will give a practical example of implementing an MQTT Sparkplug solution using EMQX and Neuron.

This article introduces how to use paho.mqtt.golang client library in the Golang project, and implement the connection, subscription and messaging, etc of MQTT.

This article introduces how to use MQTT in the React project, and implement the connection, subscription and messaging, etc of MQTT.

This article introduces how to write an MQTT client on Raspberry Pi using MicroPython, and implements the connection, subscription and messaging, etc of MQTT.

This blog will guide you through the process of using EMQX to collect MQTT data from oil pipelines and integrating it with MySQL for real-time data storage and analysis.

MQTT Sparkplug is a communication protocol designed specifically for IIoT, and in this blog, we will dive into MQTT Sparkplug and see what it brings to Industry 4.0.

This version introduces a variety of new features and improvements, including integration with Elasticsearch, enhanced collaboration with Apache IoTDB and OpenTSDB, support for excluding topics in the authorization cache, and more.

This blog will provide a step-by-step guide on how to connect a Serverless MQTT Broker using the MQTTnet in C#.

An MQTT broker is an intermediary entity that enables MQTT clients to communicate. It receives messages published by clients, filters them by topic, and distributes to subscribers.

In our design, IoT enabled connected cars seamlessly communicate through EMQX, ensuring efficient data exchange using MQTT. Upsatsh Kafka provides a robust foundation for reliable event streaming.

EMQX, combined with NeuronEX, can realize the collection of water plant equipment data, edge computing, real-time data transmission, and data persistence.