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As the number of Industrial IoT (IIoT) applications proliferates, more and more companies now have the power to tap into a rich stream of information to do everything from improving asset management to gaining key insights into operations. So whether you’re designing an IIoT solution or looking to optimize your own factory operations, explore the latest articles and information from Avnet on today’s challenges and opportunities, the latest trends and technologies, and applications and use cases
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Yes, you can get to market fast in IoT
By Mark Josewski   -   January 9, 2023
The IoT is giving OEMs new ways to serve customers. With these new products come new business models. Bringing a new solution to market takes effort. Where should you put your resources?
artificial neurons
How the IIoT and edge computing are solving the “Short Board” problem
April 22, 2022
Industrial manufacturing processes generate vast amounts of data. This data can be used in meaningful ways – to predict failure, optimize the lifespan of equipment, and improve process efficiencies to keep pace with market demand.
 A manufacturing production line operating with autonomous robots
Can edge controllers bring balance to the Industrial IoT?
By Philip Ling   -   January 19, 2022
Putting more real-time intelligence at the heart of industrial automation is creating a new breed of control technology. Connectivity and control must go hand in hand in the Industrial IoT, but it requires the best of both worlds.
Ethernet in the Industrial IoT
What does single pair Ethernet bring to the IIoT?
By Philip Ling   -   January 19, 2022
Single pair Ethernet, or SPE, can legitimately be described as a “disruptive technology.” Avnet spoke with George Zimmerman, who chaired the IEEE 802.3cg 10 Mb/s Single Pair Ethernet Task Force, to find out why.
An engineer is standing at a desk, using a computer. His hands are on a keyboard and a mouse, and he looks intently at the screen.
How no-code design could accelerate Industrial IoT development
By Philip Ling   -   January 14, 2022
Developing large numbers of new and diverse devices for an Industrial IoT solution can challenge your engineering resources. Using a no-code approach to development can reduce the size and complexity of that challenge.
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The Industrial IoT is driving economic growth
January 14, 2022
With billions of dollars at stake, Industrial IoT isn’t just about financials. Safety, scalability and flexibility are part of digital transformation. In industrial sectors this has significant implications, but is no longer unchartered territory.
computer motherboard on bench
Behind the datasheet: HW-RTOS
By Philip Ling   -   January 12, 2022
Using hardware accelerators is nothing new, but what about an accelerator to improve the way your operating system handles data communications?
artificial neurons
How to get to market with machine learning
By Philip Ling   -   January 12, 2022
Some may think of machine learning as the supporting act for AI, but in the industrial sector it is the main attraction. We spoke with Avnet Silica’s MichaĆ«l Uyttersprot, manager, system solutions, AI/ML and Vision, EMEA, to find out more.
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Three future Industrial IoT trends manufacturers should think about now
By Philip Ling   -   January 11, 2022
AI may be the headline act, but a greater impact on manufacturing will come from the trends enabled by AI. OEMs can expect to feel the impact in three areas.
Engineer alongside industrial machines arranged in a line
Supporting a service-oriented approach in the IIoT
January 11, 2022
Your industrial environment is a complex network of devices with varying roles and responsibilities. Bringing all that together requires the application of proven and new technologies. Efforts are underway to make them all work in harmony.
lab techicians
Data security in the IIoT is only going one way
By Philip Ling   -   December 20, 2021
Data diodes are older than the internet and only allow information to flow in one direction. They enforce security at the hardware level, but do they still have a place in a world where everything relies on two-way communications?
man holding tablet computer
When will wireless power transfer redefine the Industrial IoT?
November 12, 2021
Power loss in a single sensor might result in downtime for an entire production line, so keeping them operational will be critical. With developments in the enabling technologies, could wireless power transfer be the answer?
man working in an industrial environment
Quick solutions for intelligent condition monitoring
November 11, 2021
A small intelligent condition-monitoring project provides a great entry point to the IIoT. Modules are available that make light work of sensing, data analytics and device management.
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