Tiering: New Paradigms in IoT Architectures for Industrial Applications
summary
Pixeom builds a multi-tier factory stack that stops a single hub from drowning in video and sensor traffic by moving collection to distributed nodes and clustering those nodes with an on‑prem rack. A single hub hits terabyte-plus per minute with cameras, RFIDs and robotic arms, so they deploy openHAB bindings on many Ubuntu Snappy snaps, use mosquitto MQTT for discovery and a custom rack clustering IP, which reduces data flow to the cloud and wins contracts with several smart factories.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Industrial IoT cloud challenges
- 3:09Integrated IoT platform
- 5:59Data explosion scalability
- 7:26Tiered IoT architecture
- 8:50Industry adoption future
- 10:00Q&A
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