IoT and Industrial Internet of Things for Business

Cloud - Interfaces - Connected worlds, are three simple words that identify a relatively new and very broad concept, that of the iiot or Industrial Internet of Things. The specialty by Moko, as of web agency, is certainly related to interfaces (professional apps, web frontends, backends: visual tools that allow you to analyze and manage the data collected to create the consequent actions on objects).

Some concrete examples addressed by Moko are: Smart environments, mobility industrial, Production Monitor and Predictive Maintenance

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Some simple questions, with as many immediate answers:

What is the difference between IoT and IIoT?

L’ Industrial Internet of Things  is a subcategory of the Internet of Things, which also includes consumer-facing applications such as wearable devices, home automation technology and driverless cars. Both concepts involve devices, machines and infrastructures with embedded sensors that transmit data via the Internet and are managed by software.

What is IIoT?

The IIoT consists of Internet-connected equipment and advanced analytics platforms that process the data produced. IIoT devices range from small environmental sensors to complex industrial robots. Despite the word “industrial” While warehouses, shipyards, and factories may be reminiscent, IIoT technologies hold great promise for a wide range of industries, including agriculture, healthcare, financial services, retail, and advertising.

Source <a href=""https://www.hpe.com/it/it/what-is/industrial-iot.html"" target=""_blank"">HPE