The mobile router solution for Industrial IoT, Digi IX40, is being introduced at BRESSNER Technology. It's now available as part of the company's network solutions portfolio. This state-of-the-art IoT router has been purpose-built to meet the demands of Industry 4.0, offering support for 5G connectivity and crucial edge intelligence for a wide range of use cases. Digi IX40 enables seamless integration of multiple machines, wired or wireless, even in the most challenging environments.
Additionally, it streamlines the integration of cloud-based OT services with IT to enhance complex operations and scale IT infrastructure. This all-in-one solution boasts high computing power and integrated storage, providing extensive capabilities for real-time data processing, edge computing and advanced precision, all while reducing overall operational costs and complexity. The Digi IX40 solution supports FirstNet Capable models, designed specifically for critical applications where reliability is essential for industrial use cases and emergency measures. Other application areas include manufacturing process automation, precision monitoring and control, industrial automation, utilities and traffic management.
Digi Remote Manager (Digi RM) facilitates the rapid processing, analysis and integration of industrial plant data, offering a cloud-based command center for efficient network management. Moreover, Digi RM provides secure terminal access for out-of-band management of edge devices through the serial port and command-line interface. "The Digi IX40 represents a groundbreaking advancement in industrial IoT applications, providing companies with the opportunity to harness the benefits of edge computing and 5G connectivity in a single integrated device. This leads to powerful and cost-effective applications in areas such as industrial IoT, energy, smart cities and more," said Martin Stiborski, CEO of BRESSNER Technology.
"Our solution supports the most demanding requirements and is poised to lead industrial enterprises into the future."
