Re:Germany Moves Away from U.S.-Dominated IoT Standards Groups
by jpfr on Wednesday March 18, 2015 @06:43PM
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> For machines to communicate over the web–essentially sending data from sensors back and forth from cloud-based servers—there needs to be a standard software protocol.
For IoT in general, there will be very fragmented protocols.
For _industrial_ use cases, the clear winner is IEC62541, aka OPC Unified Automation [1]. There is no real alternative, so that issue is basically already settled.
And from a technical point of view, its actually quite good.
For IoT in general, there will be very fragmented protocols.
For _industrial_ use cases, the clear winner is IEC62541, aka OPC Unified Automation [1]. There is no real alternative, so that issue is basically already settled. And from a technical point of view, its actually quite good.
[1] https://opcfoundation.org/about/opc-technologies/opc-ua/