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OPC UA vs MQTT: Which Protocol Is Better for Industrial IoT?
TL;DR What Is OPC UA? OPC UA (Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture) is a machine-to-machine interoperability standard from the OPC Foundation. It does more than move bytes from a PLC to a client. It defines what those bytes mean. OPC UA Architecture: Nodes, Namespaces, and the Information Model Every value in OPC UA lives inside
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Best Industrial IoT Platforms in 2026
Six of the most-cited IIoT brands changed corporate owners in 24 months. ThingWorx and Kepware moved to Velotic. Cumulocity was carved out of Software AG to Silver Lake and IBM. Particle moved to Digi International. Losant moved to SUSE. Bosch IoT Device Management was discontinued. Relayr was dissolved. Alongside that, eight hyperscaler IoT services were
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Best SCADA Software in 2026: Traditional SCADA vs Modern IIoT Platforms
The most-cited “best SCADA software” lists in 2026 share a structural problem. They rank UI features and protocol counts on products whose runtime architecture, corporate owner, and pricing model can all change inside a single procurement cycle. Velotic launched on 17 March 2026 with Proficy CIMPLICITY + iFIX + Kepware + ThingWorx under one PE
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Giga-TMS Builds Advanced Time & Attendance Solution on the Iotellect Platform
Project Name Providing Advanced Time and Attendance Terminals Customer Giga-TMS Industry Any Country Taiwan Solution type Time and Attendance Project Description Iotellect features a specialized Time and Attendance (T&A) module designed for rapid adaptation to any OEM attendance and security hardware. This project showcases the module’s seamless integration with the Giga-TMS TR610 controller, which automatically
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Centralized Cooling Management for Critical Telecom Infrastructure
Project Name Centralized BTS Cooling Management Customer Not Disclosed Industry Telecom City Hong Kong Solution type Telecommunications Project Description This solution provides comprehensive, remote management for uninterruptible cooling systems at critical Base Transceiver Station (BTS) sites. The Iotellect platform serves as the central hub, handling all device communication, data storage, alerting, and advanced data processing.
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Winext Secures Urban Infrastructure with an Iotellect-Powered Smart Manhole System
Project Name Manhole Monitoring System Customer Winext Industry Energy and Utilities Country Kazakhstan Solution type Smart Cities Project Description The city utilities of Nur-Sultan required an automated monitoring system to manage manhole maintenance, prevent unauthorized access, and ensure public safety. Winext developed a solution built on the Iotellect IoT Platform that provides real-time equipment monitoring
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Iotellect on Google Cloud Platform
Many IoT architectures are designed around a cloud provider’s built-in device platform. That pattern exists in several clouds, but not in Google Cloud. Google once offered a managed service called Cloud IoT Core, but the product was discontinued in 2023. Since then, Google has taken a different approach. Instead of providing its own IoT platform
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HOTI Delivers Plug-and-Play Smart Homes with Iotellect
Project Name Smart Home Over the Internet Customer HOTI Industry Consumer and Home Country Poland Solution type Smart Cities Project Description The HOTI project aimed to solve a primary challenge in the consumer market: making home automation simple, reliable, and scalable. While most market solutions are complex to install and configure, HOTI provides an effortless
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Are IoT platforms dead in the AI and vibe coding era?
Artificial intelligence is reshaping industrial software faster than we expected. Predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, optimization engines, generative copilots—they are rapidly moving from experimentation to production. The natural question follows: What happens to IoT platforms when intelligence becomes the main value layer? Some market professionals assume AI will sit directly on cloud infrastructure, bypassing traditional IoT
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IoT Platform Selection Checklist (2026 Edition)
This checklist is relevant for companies planning or developing IoT/IIoT solutions, products and services. It was carefully crafted for companies that are considering their development to be based upon an existing IoT platform. If you’re still choosing between developing “from scratch” and going atop of a platform, we suggest checking our IoT Platforms vs Open
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