Smart Factory — Technology Wiki

Overview

A manufacturing facility using IoT, AI, and automation to create a highly digitised and connected production environment.

A virtual model of a physical device or system that simulates its behaviour for monitoring and optimisation.

Using IoT sensor data and analytics to predict when equipment will fail and schedule maintenance proactively.

An urban area using IoT sensors and technology to collect data and manage resources, services, and infrastructure efficiently.

A vehicle equipped with internet connectivity and sensors enabling communication with other vehicles and infrastructure.

The application of IoT technology in industrial settings for monitoring, automation, and optimisation of operations.

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition — a system for monitoring and controlling industrial processes remotely.

The fourth industrial revolution characterised by smart automation, IoT, cloud computing, and AI in manufacturing.

Message Queuing Telemetry Transport — a lightweight messaging protocol designed for IoT devices with limited bandwidth.

A device that detects and measures physical properties like temperature, motion, or light and converts them into data.

A device that connects IoT sensors and devices to cloud platforms, handling protocol translation and data filtering.

Long Range Wide Area Network — a low-power protocol designed for wirelessly connecting IoT devices over long distances.

The practices and technologies for protecting IoT devices, networks, and data from unauthorised access and attacks.

The process of configuring and enrolling IoT devices into a management platform for secure operation.