Connectivity & IoT

IIoT solutions for machine builders and extended partner ecosystem

Cybersecurity is a crucial topic for the industrial and energy sector and the EU is currently pushing regulatory initiatives related to cybersecurity. TTTech Industrial is among the first companies in Austria certified by TÜV Austria according to the industrial cybersecurity standard IEC 62443-4-1.

Remote access to machines on the shopfloor offers a wide range of new opportunities and services to companies in many different industries. One of these services is remote maintenance – it enables companies to offer faster service and higher availability at lower cost.

The countdown is on – SPS 2022 will open its doors at the beginning of November. At its booth #5-230 in hall 5 and on the virtual ‘SPS on air’ platform, the Austrian software company TTTech Industrial will show its industrial IoT solutions that support machinery and equipment manufacturers as well as manufacturing plants in working more efficiently and more cost-effectively.

Wind energy is a clean, renewable source of energy and the market for wind energy is likely to continue to grow. Vestas is one of the largest manufacturers of wind turbines worldwide and TTTech Industrial has been working together with them successfully for more than 10 years.

In a technical article for the September edition of SPS Magazin, Georg Stöger, Director Training and Consulting, takes a look at virtualization in industrial environments. He shows that industrial PCs (IPCs) and smartphones have a lot in common as they are both able to consolidate a range of different functionalities (apps) on one single piece of hardware. The article reviews the advantages of virtualization of applications for industrial automation:

Our modular edge computing platform Nerve supports companies in their digitalization journey. We consider feedback from customers and users to further optimize the user experience and features of Nerve for the needs of today’s industrial environments.

The chip shortage has disrupted the supply chain in many industries and companies are looking for ways to deliver their products without having to scale back on automation capabilities and software.

At Hannover Messe, TTTech Industrial will explain how workload consolidation can benefit businesses of any size by saving cost, reducing complexity, and even mitigating the effects of the chip shortage and present a live showcase of its edge computing platform Nerve at booth B66 in hall 11.