E.3 · Digital Control Systems & Industrial IT
Industrial IoT & Edge Computing
Sensors to insight, with the inference running where the machine is
What we build
Connected asset platforms from sensor to decision. Device provisioning and identity at scale, edge gateways that normalise proprietary protocols onto OPC UA or MQTT Sparkplug, local buffering and store-and-forward, inference at the edge where latency or bandwidth forbids a round trip to the cloud, over-the-air firmware and model updates with staged rollout and rollback, and a digital twin of the asset that stays in step with the physical one.
Capabilities
- Device identity, provisioning, and certificate lifecycle at fleet scale
- Edge gateways that normalise proprietary protocols onto OPC UA and MQTT Sparkplug
- Local buffering, so a network outage never becomes a hole in the record
- Inference at the edge where latency, bandwidth, or privacy forbids a cloud round trip
- Over-the-air firmware and model updates with staged rollout and tested rollback
- A digital twin per asset class, kept in step with the physical asset
Related services
How it connects
Where it sits in the stack.
This service, and the two it hands off to. None of them can be optimised alone.
Industrial IoT & Edge
Connected asset platforms from sensor to decision.
DCS Platforms
High-speed, distributed process automation for continuous industrial production.
Digital Control Systems · see serviceSCADA & HMI
Full-stack SCADA platforms: protocol gateways for DNP3, IEC 61850, MODBUS, and OPC UA, RTU and PLC polling engines, a time-series historian holding years of telemetry at full resolution, HMI and situational-awareness graphics built to ISA-101 rather than to decoration, geospatial views for distributed assets, and role-based access control aligned to IEC 62443 with an audit trail on every command.
Digital Control Systems · see serviceBring us the whole problem.
Tell us where the work is stuck, whether that is a model that never reached production, an application nobody can change, a data platform nobody trusts, or a plant the business cannot see. An engineer replies with a first read, not a sales deck.