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Industrial IoT: Connecting Machines for Efficiency Industrial IoT (IIoT) brings sensors, networks, and software together to turn machine data into practical actions. The goal is simple: run equipment more reliably, with less waste and lower energy use. When machines speak to each other in real time, maintenance becomes proactive, and production plans stay on track. In a typical setup, devices on motors, pumps, conveyors, and temperature sensors collect data. An edge gateway gathers that data locally, reducing latency, while a cloud or edge app analyzes trends, flags anomalies, and helps managers see what is happening across the plant. This blend of local and remote processing lets teams react quickly without waiting for reports from distant systems. ...

Industrial IoT and the Factory of the Future Industrial IoT (IIoT) is reshaping how factories run. Cheap sensors and robust networks let machines share data in real time. With this visibility, managers can see the entire production line—from materials in to products out—and make smarter decisions. Key parts of an IIoT system include sensors and devices, gateways, and a data layer that moves information to the edge or cloud. Local processing at the edge keeps latency low and protects sensitive data on the shop floor. ...