Industrial IoT Solutions
Sysnix connects machines, meters and plant systems to useful dashboards without disturbing reliable control logic. Edge gateways collect selected data, normalize protocols and send it securely to local servers or cloud applications.
Industrial IoT capabilities
- PLC, meter and sensor data acquisition
- Industrial edge gateway configuration
- MQTT, Modbus, OPC UA and REST APIs
- Cloud or on-premise dashboards
- Alerts, reports and device health monitoring
- Secure network and data-flow architecture
Typical applications
- Remote machine monitoring
- Multi-site utility dashboards
- Production and downtime data
- Cold-chain and environmental monitoring
- OEM machine service portals
- Predictive maintenance data collection
Business and engineering outcomes
Remote visibility
Authorized teams can monitor selected machine, utility and condition data across lines or sites.
Reliable edge collection
Buffering, timestamping and device-health checks protect data quality during network interruptions.
Open integration
Normalized tags and APIs reduce one-off connections between machines, dashboards and business systems.
Scalable monitoring
A documented asset and tag model supports expansion from a pilot machine to a plant-wide system.
Engineering and delivery approach
- Connectivity survey: Inventory controllers, protocols, networks, available tags, security zones and business use cases.
- Edge design: Select read-only or approved data paths, sampling, buffering, store-and-forward and device management.
- Data and application layer: Contextualize assets and production states before building dashboards, alerts, APIs and reports.
- Security and operations: Define accounts, certificates, ports, backups, updates, monitoring and ownership with plant IT/OT teams.
Platforms, protocols and components
Plant connectivity
- OPC UA
- Modbus TCP/RTU
- PROFINET data access
- EtherNet/IP data access
- Meters and sensors
Edge and messaging
- MQTT
- Store-and-forward
- REST APIs
- SQL databases
- Time-series data
Deployment
- On-premise
- Private cloud
- Public cloud
- Hybrid architecture
- Multi-site dashboards
What we need to start
- Machine and controller inventory
- Required tags and sampling rates
- Network and cybersecurity policy
- Data retention and user roles
- Dashboard, alert and integration objectives
Project deliverables
- Connectivity architecture
- Tag and device mapping
- Dashboard and alert configuration
- Backup and support documentation
Frequently asked questions
Does Industrial IoT control the machine?
Critical machine control should remain in the PLC. IoT layers generally collect, visualize and analyze selected data.
Can the solution run without cloud access?
Yes. We build both on-premise and cloud-connected systems depending on security, latency and business requirements.
Can older machines be connected?
Often yes. We assess available PLC ports, protocols, electrical signals and retrofit gateway options.