Apache StreamPipes
About Apache StreamPipes
Apache StreamPipes is a self-service Industrial IoT data platform that enables non-technical users to connect, analyze and explore IoT data streams. It includes a connectivity library supporting industrial and IT protocols. It offers a real-time algorithm toolbox for data processing. It supports sending data to notifications, dashboards or third-party systems. It is distributed as open source.
Products
- StreamPipes Connect: A library for integrating data streams using industrial and IT protocols.
- StreamPipes Functions: Used to define processing logic based on real-time IIoT data.
Used for
- Transforming process data from PLC systems.
- Visualizing time-series data with charts such as heatmaps and value distribution charts.
- Showing critical values in real time on the shopfloor.
- Managing assets, sites, locations and resource assignments.
Who it is for
- The platform is intended for non-technical users who connect, analyze and explore IoT data streams.
- It is built for industrial teams.
- It is intended for developers who implement custom adapters, data processors or sinks.
- It is used by data scientists for extracting historical data for analysis.
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