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MQTT Platform for Manufacturing

Empowering smart manufacturing with MQTT and Industrial IoT(IIoT) solutions.

Four Tech Trends in Manufacturing

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

IIoT is a key trend in smart manufacturing. It connects machines, devices, and sensors to gather real-time data, enabling seamless communication and collaboration between different components of the manufacturing process.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

AI and ML technologies are being integrated into smart manufacturing processes to analyze large volumes of data, detect patterns, optimize operations, and enable autonomous decision-making.

Edge Computing

Edge Computing

Edge computing involves processing and analyzing data closer to the source, on the shop floor, rather than relying solely on cloud-based solutions. This reduces latency and improves real-time decision-making in manufacturing environments.

Unified Namespace (UNS)

Unified Namespace (UNS)

UNS is gaining traction in the smart manufacturing industry. It’s an approach where different devices, systems, and components within a manufacturing environment are seamlessly integrated and accessed through a unified data fabric.

Converging IT and OT with the MQTT Platform

EMQ offers an Open Manufacturing Hub solution that combines EMQX, the world's leading MQTT messaging platform, with NeuronEX, the industrial connectivity server. This integration empowers manufacturing industries to attain excellence in smart manufacturing.

Converging IT and OT with the MQTT Platform

Eliminating Data Silos

Achieve unified access to plant data, including real-time collection of all industrial equipment data, multi-source data access, and enterprise system integration.

Improved Operational Efficiency

Enhance understanding across various production process stages to identify potential bottlenecks. Optimize workflow and improve overall operational efficiency.

Reduced Costs

Implement effective predictive maintenance and optimize resource utilization to reduce unplanned downtime and waste, lowering production and operational costs.

Enhanced Industrial Intelligence

Enable predictive analytics and maintenance, automated decision-making, adaptive control, and anomaly detection by integrating IoT, AI/ML, big data, and other technologies.

Why EMQX MQTT Platform for Manufacturing

Industrial Connectivity

Connect disparate industrial devices with 80+ industrial protocols, including Modbus, OPC-UA, Ethernet/IP, IEC104, BACnet, Siemens, Mitsubishi, and more.

Software-Defined

Built on open-source software, running on standard X86 and ARM servers, eliminating the hassle of maintaining hardware PLCs and gateways from different vendors.

AI-First Approach

Transfer manufacturing data to the cloud in real-time for AI/ML training. Deploy and apply the trained ML models to the factory floor from the cloud.

Unified Namespace

Design and implement real-time data flows between industrial equipment, MES, WMS, and ERP systems with the Unified Namespace (UNS) architecture.

Stream Processing

Process and analyze raw streaming data at the edge, reducing latency, saving bandwidth, and offloading computational tasks from the cloud platform.

Cloud Integration

Seamless integration with cloud platforms by transferring manufacturing data from the edge to cloud storage, machine learning, and analytics systems.

MQTT Use Cases in the Manufacturing Industry

Smart factory

Enable real-time data exchange and coordination between devices, machines, and systems, optimizing manufacturing processes, enhancing productivity and flexibility, and reducing errors.

Predictive Maintenance

Collect and analyze real-time sensor data to predict equipment failures, minimize downtime, reduce costs, and maximize equipment lifespan.

Supply chain visibility and optimization

Facilitate seamless communication and data exchange between manufacturers and suppliers, improving coordination, reducing delays, and enhancing supply chain efficiency.

Energy management and sustainability

Monitor energy consumption, identify energy-saving opportunities, optimize usage, and implement sustainability initiatives.

Quality control and traceability

Enable continuous monitoring of quality parameters, ensuring consistent product quality and establishing traceability throughout production and distribution.

Real-time machine monitoring

Gather real-time data from machines, enabling machine performance monitoring and prompt issue identification.

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