OverviewWith the release of the OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA) the OPC Foundation laid the foundation for the next generation of open data connectivity. By introducing platform and OS independence the OPC UA standard made embedded OPC UA possible - bringing native OPC connectivity down to the sensor, controller, and device level. This takes the promise of an “integrated enterprise” a big step closer to reality for end users and opens unprecedented opportunity for device suppliers prepared to adopt embedded UA technology in their products.
Sign up for the OPC Foundation sponsored “Top 5 Benefits of Embedded OPC UA” presentation to discover what you need to know about embedded OPC UA technology, how and why it is transforming the data connectivity landscape, and how this disruptive technology will affect you whether you are a device supplier or an end user.
Presented by Tom Burke, OPC Foundation president, Darek Kominek, MatrikonOPC Marketing Manager, and embedded OPC UA subject matter expert Liam Powers – This presentation will offer key take-aways including:
- a clear, high-level understanding of the key OPC UA concepts, direction, and value
- insight into the difference between UA running on PCs vs. embedded microprocessors
- the top 5 benefits embedded OPC UA offers to device suppliers
- the top 5 advantages embedded OPC UA provides end users with
Presenter
Information
Thomas Burke, OPC Foundation President
Thomas J. Burke has been an officer for the
OPC Foundation since the start of OPC, and is currently the President & Executive
Director of the OPC Foundation. Thomas
was one of the founding members of OPC and the architect for the OPC Data
Access Specifications. He has served as
the designer and leader for the OPC Compliance and all the OPC Data Access
specifications.
Liam
Power, MatrikonOPC UA Embedded Technology Lead
Liam Power is the founder of the Embedded
Labs Ltd. and the developer of the world’s first OPC-UA Server that fits on a
$5 microchip. Liam has more than 15 years experience of embedded development,
combined with an EE from Cardiff University and an MSc in Computational Science
from University College Dublin.