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Industrial Ethernet
Industrial Ethernet is a networking technology that adapts the speed and flexibility of standard Ethernet to the needs of industrial environments.
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Industrial IP Video
Industrial IP video refers to the use of Internet Protocol (IP) cameras and video systems designed specifically for industrial environments.
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IP Keyboard, Video and Monitor Extension
IP Keyboard, Video, and Monitor (KVM) Extension allows users to operate computers or servers remotely by transmitting keyboard input, video output, and mouse control over an IP network.
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Cable, Connectivity and Hardware
Industrial-grade Ethernet and fiber optic cables are designed to withstand heat, chemicals, moisture, and vibration.
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Private Cellular Networks
Private Cellular Networks (PCNs) are dedicated LTE or 5G wireless systems built and managed for a single organization or facility, rather than shared with the public.
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Public Cellular Networking
Public cellular networking uses commercial LTE and 5G networks to connect industrial sites, equipment, and mobile assets, eliminating the need for dedicated wired infrastructure.
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WIFI Networking
Industrial Wi-Fi technology extends the flexibility of wireless networking into demanding industrial environments such as factories, warehouses, ports, and outdoor facilities.
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Point-to-Point Networking
Industrial Point-to-Point (PtP) networking uses wireless links to connect two fixed locations directly, creating a secure, high-speed data path without relying on physical cabling.
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Industrial Cybersecurity
Industrial Cybersecurity is the discipline of protecting operational technology (OT) systems that control and monitor industrial facilities.
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Satellite Broadband
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Edge Computing
Industrial Edge Computing brings data processing and analytics closer to the source—sensors, PLCs, controllers, and machines rather than relying solely on centralized data centers or the cloud.
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Data Integration and Visualization
Data integration and visualization technology unifies information from multiple sources, such as PLCs, SCADA, MES, IIoT devices, and enterprise systems, into a single, coherent view in industrial environments.
Industrial Technologies
