Industrial IoT in practice
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Claims that industrial IoT works with lightweight, repeatable building blocks: a Raspberry Pi prototype evolves into an io‑link edge that normalizes many sensor protocols, sends JSON over MQTT to a streaming stack, and runs services with docker-compose (Node‑RED, InfluxDB). Notes ~316 public IoT platforms and shows a working virtual warehouse: AGV positions, RFID access and light control, local persistence plus AWS IoT integration, and successful on‑prem scale with Siemens/Phoenix Contact gateways.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27Rafas journey in IoT
- 2:33IoT platforms
- 4:22Raspberry Pi
- 4:37Safe data storage
- 5:41Data assets
- 7:08Production
- 9:03Customer needs
- 10:39Process analysis
- 12:40Iolink
- 15:09Device Collector
- 16:22Edge Device
- 18:01Streaming Architecture
- 20:34Virtualization
- 26:58Persistent volumes
- 30:18Caseoriented IoT
- 35:28Demo
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