Connect PLCs, meters and sensors, deploy ready-made industrial solutions to each site, and follow your whole fleet live from one console. Your data stays in the plant.
Most projects stitch a gateway, a SCADA, a cloud IoT service and custom scripts together. Edge Management does the whole job, from the PLC to the console.
Catalog modules for Modbus TCP, OPC UA, MQTT, Siemens S7, FANUC FOCAS, MTConnect and RS-232/485. Your existing systems stay as they are.
Supersets for compressed air, energy, tanks or production counts, tuned to your plant instead of built from scratch.
Live telemetry, history, logs, a fleet map and a digital twin of each site. Drill down from the map to a single variable without opening the plant network.
Data is processed at the source, plants connect outbound only, and every module has its own identity with rotated credentials.
Select a step to see it in the product.
Each approach covers part of the job. Edge Management covers the whole chain on a single foundation.
| Capability | Cloud IoT platforms | Gateways and SCADA | Custom integration | Newboot Edge Management |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native connectivity to industrial equipment | Not covered | Covered | Partial | Covered |
| Ready-made solutions per use case | Partial | Not covered | Not covered | Covered |
| Plant fleet operated like cloud software | Partial | Not covered | Not covered | Covered |
| Runs in your perimeter, outbound-only | Partial | Covered | Covered | Covered |
| Replication across sites without starting over | Covered | Partial | Not covered | Covered |
| Open runtime for your own applications | Partial | Not covered | Covered | Covered |
Indicative positioning by category of solution.
Integrations are packaged as modules. Modules are bundled into supersets: a ready-made solution for one job, such as compressed-air monitoring on one line.
Pick modules for Modbus, OPC UA and MQTT, or a ready-made superset for air, energy, tanks or production counts.
A superset chains a collector, a transform and its outputs: a local OPC UA server, MQTT or the cloud. Each module exposes typed variables, mirrored in a live digital twin.
Supersets run on a small cluster at each plant and report to the cloud. Follow the whole fleet, live, from one console.
Each use case starts from a ready-made superset you tune to your plant.
Collect tags from PLCs, meters and controllers, republish them on a local OPC UA server or MQTT, and forward them to the cloud.
Pressures, temperatures, levels and counts from all your plants in one console, from the fleet map down to one variable and its history.
Recipes for OEE, batch metering and condition monitoring. Transforms run next to the line; results flow to your teams.
Meter electricity, water, compressed air and fuel, collect the activity data behind emissions reporting, and watch cold-chain temperatures.
Camera modules from our field-proven Computer Vision library are coming to the platform, for defect detection, label OCR and assembly checks.
The same standard runtime hosts your own containers beside catalog modules, deployed and observed the same way.
A Modbus module polls the line. A transform scales the values. An OPC UA server republishes them on site while the cloud keeps them live and in history. Each module is a container with its own identity, bundled into one superset and deployed as one unit.
Bring your industrial operations into one console. Pick supersets, deploy them to your plants and follow them live.
Make it the foundation of your own edge solution. Your workloads run alongside catalog modules on the same runtime.
No. Edge Management connects to your existing PLCs, meters and systems, and republishes data over OPC UA or MQTT on site. Your current systems keep running as they are.
Modbus TCP, OPC UA, MQTT, Siemens S7, FANUC FOCAS, MTConnect, BACnet and serial RS-232/485 through catalog modules, covering 95% of industrial protocols.
No. Plants connect outbound only. Modules are delivered by GitOps and each one has its own identity with rotated credentials.
A standard Kubernetes cluster, RKE2 with Rancher or K3s with Azure Arc, on your own industrial hardware.
With SaaS you use the console, catalog and ready-made supersets. With PaaS you also run your own workloads on the same edge runtime.
Tell us which machines and which plant you want to connect first. We will propose the supersets that fit.