Emerson’s Anand Iyer continues his series on Cloud I/O with a look from an asset management perspective. We have already perceived some interaction with asset management systems. The availability of communication paths and higher bandwidth in select paths will enable more functions to be done with asset management applications in the future. Instrument Upgrades. Availability […]
Emerson’s Anand Iyer continues his series on the I/O cloud expanding on the I/O bubbles concept. For the last few decades, we have been focusing on the concept of redundancy specifically at the CPU and card levels. A few critical field devices are redundant in a few cases. Wireless technologies have found limited use but […]
We continue our series on Cloud I/O from Emerson’s Anand Iyer. Today’s post is a primer on intuitive control. When we have an I/O cloud or bubbles of IO information with very less binding of the IO and a more free choice (within certain boundaries), there is an increasing possibility of intuitive processing. Intuitive processing […]
Emerson’s Anand Iyer provides part three (part 1, part 2) of his Cloud I/O series sharing a primer on IO bubbles and central control units. Solving Traffic problems of Boston to Beijing using some intuitive processing. While visiting Stuttgart’s Mercedes Benz museum, we were informed that in World War II-era Germany, the signaling and traffic […]
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