There are several specific solutions for accessing sensors and actuators present in any
process or system through a TCP/IP network, either local or a wide area type like the …

Nowadays on the embedded systems market there is a remarkable shift from the industry
field buses to the Ethernet and internet (TCP/IP) communication technologies. The work …

This paper deals with the feasibility of a compact and low-cost web-enabled sensor. A
sensor can be interfaced to Ethernet using a low-cost microcontroller and few resources, as …

Traditionally, the 4–20mA analog signal used in industry to interface sensors in distributed
process control has been replaced with relatively simple digital networks, called “field …

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) consist of a large number of small, smart and low-cost
computing devices. Offering a higher degree of flexibility, WSNs are drawing plenty of …

The Zero Trust concept is being adopted in information technology (IT) deployments, while
human users remain to be the main risk for operational technology (OT) deployments. This …

Over the last years, interest for connecting small devices such as sensors to an existing
network infrastructure such as the global Internet has steadily increased. Such devices often …

Integration of Networked Control Systems is always an engineering challenge.
Heterogeneous hardware and software environments combined with long lifetime of control …

Modern industrial communication networks are increasingly based on open protocols and
platforms that are also used in the office IT and Internet environment. This reuse facilitates …

TCP Server is a system architecture aiming to offload network processing from the host (s)
running an Internet server. The basic idea is to execute the TCP/IP processing on a …