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Industrial IoT for Architects and Engineers

You're reading from   Industrial IoT for Architects and Engineers Architecting secure, robust, and scalable industrial IoT solutions with AWS

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803240893
Length 344 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Bharath Sridhar Bharath Sridhar
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Joey Bernal Joey Bernal
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Preface 1. Part 1:An Introduction to Industrial IoT and Moving Toward Industry 4.0
2. Chapter 1: Welcome to the IoT Revolution FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Anatomy of an IoT Architecture 4. Chapter 3: In-Situ Environmental Monitoring 5. Chapter 4: Real-World Environmental Monitoring 6. Part 2: IoT Integration for Industrial Protocols and Systems
7. Chapter 5: OT and Industrial Control Systems 8. Chapter 6: Enabling Industrial IoT 9. Chapter 7: PLC Data Acquisition and Analysis 10. Chapter 8: Asset and Condition Monitoring 11. Part 3:Building Scalable, Robust, and Secure Solutions
12. Chapter 9: Taking It Up a Notch – Scalable, Robust, and Secure Architectures 13. Chapter 10: Intelligent Systems at the Edge 14. Chapter 11: Remote Monitoring Challenges 15. Chapter 12: Advanced Analytics and Machine Learning 16. Index 17. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix: General Cybersecurity Topics

Practical application of PLCs – a smart mocktail bar

Let us undertake the journey of understanding the fundamentals of PLCs in the context of smart manufacturing by considering a specialized assembly line for preparing mocktails. The mocktail filling station consists of a menu display, a QR code generator, five stations of varied juices (iced tea, lemonade, grapefruit, pineapple, and watermelon), and a conveyor belt connecting them. Each station has a QR code scanner and an infrared-based line detector. The filling stations each consist of a pump, a solenoid valve, and a flow sensor. All the sensors, actuators, and the robotic arm are connected to a master PLC.

From the user’s perspective, a thirsty Bob enters the mocktail bar. He is welcomed with a display of multiple mouthwatering options such as pine lemonade, fruity mocktail, grapefruit iced tea, water(melon)-lemonade, lemon tea, pinemelon tea, and so on. This is depicted in the sample user experience diagram.

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