OPTO 22 shared an update PostedWednesday, June 17,2020 at 4:12 PM Our MQTT series continues with a deep dive into groov EPIC’s (and now groov RIO’s) features for high-reliability MQTT networks. https://blog.opto22.com/optoblog/mqtt-mission-critical-fault-tolerance MQTT: Mission-critical fault tolerance Our MQTT blog series continues with a deep dive into groov EPIC’s (and now groov RIO’s) features for high-reliability MQTT networks. blog.opto22.com
OPTO 22 shared an update PostedMonday, June 8,2020 at 6:07 PM groov RIO is available now with all of the features and capabilities you’ve heard about. But it’s one thing to read about it and another thing to see it for yourself. https://blog.opto22.com/optoblog/new-on-demand-webinar-lets-you-see-groov-rio-live Watch groov RIO in action with new on-demand webinar Follow along with Opto 22's Benson Hougland as he presents a live demonstration of the recently released groov RIO. blog.opto22.com
OPTO 22 shared an update PostedMonday, June 8,2020 at 6:05 PM With the latest firmware update, groov EPIC gets I/O for the IIoT and more. https://blog.opto22.com/optoblog/go-further-with-groov-epic-2.0 Go further with groov EPIC 2.0 Opto 22's groov EPIC firmware update 2.0 gets I/O for the IIoT. blog.opto22.com
I/O for the IIoT PostedWednesday, April 22,2020 at 2:52 PM In an era of increasing connectivity and technical capabilities, it seems like simple ideas should be simple to achieve. But industrial internet of things projects, even simple ones, are still expensive, demand special skills, and involve many steps. This white paper introduces edge I/O, a new kind of product that simplifies IIoT applications. Opto 22's groov RIO is an example of an edge I/O product. Read More
groov EPIC Security Design and Best Practices PostedTuesday, May 28,2019 at 4:10 PM This technical note describes the security features built into groov EPIC and lists best practices for setting up a secure groov EPIC system. Read More
Meet the Future: Edge Programmable Industrial Controllers PostedTuesday, March 26,2019 at 6:05 PM For today's controls engineers, new demands to use and share data present three main challenges: security, complexity, and expense. These IIoT or data-intensive automation applications typically require many steps and a lot of middleware: hardware, drivers, parsers, and custom software. Time-consuming to set up, difficult to maintain and change, they also open major security concerns.See how a new kind of industrial controller—an edge programmable industrial controller, or EPIC—can simplify and secure automation and IIoT projects, while reducing cost and complexity. Read More