IRIS IIoT ecosystem

ISURKI, S.L. · Spain

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Name of the digital solution: IRIS IIoT ecosystem
Description: ISURKI's IRIS IIoT ecosystem is an integral solution for the on-line, on-the-cloud acquisition, logging and monitoring of process and environmental sensors spread over a service utility or a wide geographical area, including the control of field actuators. It is basically composed of: • A set of devices deployed in the field for the acquisition, recording and communication of parameters measured by different environmental sensors. These devices are generically called dataloggers and, in our case, the product goes by the trade name ISURLOG (hereinafter, the device). • A cloud platform, under the trade name ISURDASH, for data monitoring and supervision of processes controlled in the field by ISURLOG dataloggers, as well as for their management and configuration (here in after, the cloud platform). It has conceived as an OPEN, COMPATIBLE and FLEXIBLE IIoT ecosystem: • No external power supply required. Energy harvesting versions available. • Not software licences required. On-line dashboard and data sheet are based on free on-the-cloud services. • “Software Zero” versions available fully open to be programmed by the final user. • Full set of protocols guarantees the communication with third party devices. Relevant stakeholders of the IRIS IIoT ecosystem are: • Industrial IoT end-users (e.g., energy, environmental monitoring, smart infrastructure and manufacturing sectors) that will deploy secure dataloggers in regulated operational environments. • System integrators and industrial automation providers responsible for integrating IoT devices into larger monitoring and control systems. • Cybersecurity certification and conformity assessment bodies involved in validating compliance with EU cybersecurity requirements. • Regulatory and standardization organizations supporting the implementation of the Cyber Resilience Act and related EU cybersecurity frameworks. • Technology partners and IoT platform providers enabling secure device connectivity, firmware management, and large-scale deployment.

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IRIS IIoT ecosystem

Description

ISURKI's IRIS IIoT ecosystem is an integral solution for the on-line, on-the-cloud acquisition, logging and monitoring of process and environmental sensors spread over a service utility or a wide geographical area, including the control of field actuators. It is basically composed of: • A set of devices deployed in the field for the acquisition, recording and communication of parameters measured by different environmental sensors. These devices are generically called dataloggers and, in our case, the product goes by the trade name ISURLOG (hereinafter, the device). • A cloud platform, under the trade name ISURDASH, for data monitoring and supervision of processes controlled in the field by ISURLOG dataloggers, as well as for their management and configuration (here in after, the cloud platform). It has conceived as an OPEN, COMPATIBLE and FLEXIBLE IIoT ecosystem: • No external power supply required. Energy harvesting versions available. • Not software licences required. On-line dashboard and data sheet are based on free on-the-cloud services. • “Software Zero” versions available fully open to be programmed by the final user. • Full set of protocols guarantees the communication with third party devices. Relevant stakeholders of the IRIS IIoT ecosystem are: • Industrial IoT end-users (e.g., energy, environmental monitoring, smart infrastructure and manufacturing sectors) that will deploy secure dataloggers in regulated operational environments. • System integrators and industrial automation providers responsible for integrating IoT devices into larger monitoring and control systems. • Cybersecurity certification and conformity assessment bodies involved in validating compliance with EU cybersecurity requirements. • Regulatory and standardization organizations supporting the implementation of the Cyber Resilience Act and related EU cybersecurity frameworks. • Technology partners and IoT platform providers enabling secure device connectivity, firmware management, and large-scale deployment.