IOTech Systems Limited
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Tel: +44 (0)191 814 2220
IOTech’s Edge XRT for Azure Sphere provides a solution for edge devices that utilize Azure Sphere-certified chips and Microsoft’s Azure Sphere OS. An Azure Sphere device is designed to integrate securely with the Azure Sphere Security Service running in the Cloud. The Security Service ensures the integrity of the device and provides the secure channel used by Microsoft to automatically download and install Azure Sphere OS updates and customer application updates to deployed devices.
Both of these capabilities significantly reduce development and integration costs for Azure Sphere systems. They help Azure Sphere users significantly speed time to market for new applications, in most cases from weeks to days.
When deployed on Azure Sphere, Edge XRT currently supports the following OT protocols:
Modbus
BACnet
EtherNet/IP
Edge XRT currently supports the following development boards:
Seeed Azure Sphere MT3620 Development Kit
Avnet Azure Sphere MT3620 Starter Kit
Guardian modules for retrofitting existing equipment
Guardian modules provide a quick path to securely connect existing equipment that either doesn’t support connectivity or doesn’t support it securely. A guardian module serves as an intermediary by physically attaching to the equipment via an existing peripheral and to the Internet via WiFi or Ethernet. The critical equipment itself is never exposed to the Internet. Guardian modules often come as complete hardware solutions
Edge XRT supports the following Guardian Devices:
You can purchase Microsoft Azure Sphere Connectors from our store or for more details, please contact us.
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The Catalyst 3 Science Square
Newcastle upon Tyne United Kingdom NE4 5TG
Tel: +44 (0)191 814 2220
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