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Litmus, a leading industrial DataOps company, has announced a new integration with Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) that enables industrial customers to unlock a wider range of equipment data and drive actionable business insights. Through integration with AWS IoT SiteWise, Litmus Edge customers can more easily collect and manage on-premises equipment data. This offering additionally provides advanced data analytics and enables real-time industrial data operations and management at scale. The collaboration between Litmus and AWS will help manufacturers streamline data handling, boost operational efficiency, reduce downtime, and enhance decision-making.
Litmus Edge is a comprehensive industrial data operations platform that facilitates industrial connectivity, collection, processing, and analytics from industrial assets and systems. The latest integration with AWS IoT SiteWise allows Litmus customers to ingest data from over 275 native industrial drivers, including Modbus (TCP & RTU), Ethernet/IP, Siemens S7, OPC UA, and others. This reduces the time and complexity to ingest industrial data into AWS Cloud, freeing customers to focus on deriving value from their data through new use cases and applications.
AWS IoT SiteWise’s feature set enables the collection, storage, and organization of data from industrial equipment at scale to help facilitate data-driven decisions. The software is installed on local hardware such as industrial gateways and computers and will continue to work even during intermittent cloud connectivity. By integrating Litmus Edge with AWS IoT SiteWise and IoT SiteWise Edge, customers can maximize the value of their data at an enterprise level by optimizing operations and enhancing productivity in real-time. This offering is aimed towards manufacturers seeking improved data management and operational excellence through advanced analytics, including machine learning.
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