INDUSTRIES AND EVOLUTIONS


            Industries and evolutions in IIoT 

         

            There has been a shift from the pure Machine to Machine and Industry 4.0 dimension in the Industrial Internet of Things whereby it is used to differentiate between the Internet of Things in the sphere of consumer devices and applications across all types of industries where systems and deployments are mission-critical.

In the end and in several Industrial Internet of Things applications, for instance in smart metering or smart city projects, the customers can be consumers so both worlds are not completely different.


Major industries include petroleum and gas, manufacturing, health and energy but there are many other like these. Many use cases in government and agriculture, are also seen as IIoT.

Following diagram shows applications of IIOT in varius applications : 

source : https://www.ptc.com/en/blogs/corporate/what-industries-are-using-iiot

Some of the companies that have contributed immensely to providing IoT- based solutions are as follows :

1. Algo Engines.

2. Altiux Innovation.

3. Altizon Systems. 

4. Pixel Crayons.

5. IBM


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