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EMQ at MWorX 2026

Oct 26, 2026

Turn Operational Data into Operational Excellence

EMQ is exhibiting at MWorX US, a closed-door gathering of senior manufacturing executives focused on operational excellence, digital transformation, and sustainability. Visit our booth to see how the EMQX Platform gives manufacturers a unified, real-time data foundation across plants, edge systems, cloud, analytics, and AI.

Event Details

  • Date: October 26-27, 2026
  • Location: Chicago, IL
  • Where to find us: EMQ tabletop exhibit

Talk with Our Team About

  • Connecting Industrial Equipment and Systems
    Industrial environments often include PLCs, sensors, controllers, machines, and legacy systems from different vendors and generations. EMQX Neuron connects equipment across more than 100 industrial protocols and standardizes data through MQTT and Sparkplug B, helping manufacturers bridge OT and IT without replacing equipment already in use.
  • Moving Industrial Data Reliably at Scale
    Securely move and process data across factory floors, edge environments, data centers, and cloud platforms. EMQX helps teams reduce data silos and reliably route real-time industrial data to the systems, applications, and services that need it.
  • Building a Unified Namespace
    Create a consistent, scalable data foundation for connecting equipment, applications, and business systems. The EMQX Platform helps manufacturers organize and share real-time operational data across the enterprise using MQTT and Sparkplug B.
  • Connecting Industrial Operations with AI
    Analytics platforms and AI applications depend on timely, reliable operational data. EMQX provides the real-time data infrastructure needed to connect physical systems with analytics, automation, and emerging intelligent applications.

Visit EMQ at MWorX US 2026

Stop by our tabletop exhibit to meet the EMQ team and talk about industrial connectivity, real-time data infrastructure, and how to connect manufacturing systems from the factory floor to cloud and AI.