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IoT Gateway Starter Kits The Bridge to IoT Success
WISE-PaaS/RMM
Remote device monitoring and data management to build IoT applications with rich RESTful APIs
Your Application Data Management RESTful APIs
Wireless Sensor
Wireless Sensor
Wireless Sensor
Microsoft Azure
WISE-PaaS/RMM ready on Azure Marketplace for big data analytics and prediction
Technical Support Services
Professional technical support with online developer forum and 3 hours of consulting services
MQTT
Wireless Sensor
Software Development Kit
Comprehensive developer tools for unifying different protocols and connecting various things
Serial Communication Serial Communication Analog I/O Figure 1.
Advantech IoT Gateway Starter Kits include components that simplify and accelerate IoT implementation.
Digital I/O
Jump Start IoT Business Transformation with a Kit
Internet of Things (IoT) implementations can be complex at the edge. Gateways must be designed or purchased that can run the desired applications and connect the targeted sensors and devices. This single step alone can involve countless considerations based on the disparate items requiring connection and the data types needing collection, filtering, and analysis.
Fortunately, there is a new option now for accelerating your path to IoT innovation. You can simply avoid all the complexity and start with open, application-ready gateway platforms (Figure 1).
Application-Ready Gateway Starter Kits
A strategic collaboration between Advantech, Intel and Microsoft now brings you Advantech IoT Gateway Starter Kits. These next generation IoT gateway kits integrate all the necessary hardware, software, and services to simplify IoT deployment and application innovation, making it easier to deliver business-changing intelligence at the edge.
Based on Intel® IoT Gateway Technology and preintegrated for the Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform, these kits provide powerful turnkey solutions for securely connecting machines, devices, and sensors. Their application-ready design empowers IoT solutions for data streaming, analytics, and prediction.
Handling the Protocols
The many protocols used by sensors and devices make IoT connections challenging. Unifying different protocols to the MQTT IoT standard, Advantech’s gateway starter kits eliminate the complexity in connecting sensors and devices to the cloud for data transmission and processing. The kits include a software development kit (SDK) and a comprehensive selection of interfaces to enable connection of wireless and wired things using serial, USB, Modbus/TCP, 6LowPan, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ZigBee, RFID, and other technologies.
Delivering Cross-System Integration
Advantech IoT Gateway Starter Kits support a full range of operating systems (including Microsoft Windows 10 IoT), ecosystem applications, and plug-and-play options. These options provide developers choice, flexibility, and OS investment protection, and make it easier for businesses to integrate new or existing cloud partners.
Enabling Data Visualization and Remote Management
The Advantech IoT Gateway Starter Kits include a built-in WISE-PaaS IoT remote monitoring and management platform (WISE-PaaS/RMM). This platform makes it easy to integrate and manage multiple systems remotely with centralized management that includes hardware and software status monitoring, remote control, system backup and recovery, and more. Part of the Advantech WISE-PaaS cloud solution, the WISE-PaaS/RMM provides data visualization capabilities, a dashboard builder, RESTful APIs, and the WISE agent framework for cross-platform connectivity and integration. These features enable fast creation of web services with new data, functions, and applications. Utilizing standard IoT protocols, the WISE-PaaS/RMM simplifies communications with IPCs, IoT gateways, and sensors.
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