RTI Executives author the First Technology Frameworks for the IIoT

SUNNYVALE (USA)/London, February, 2017 – Real-Time Innovations (RTI), the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) connectivity platform company, announced the company’s leadership in the creation of the second version of the Industrial Internet Reference Architecture (IIRA), which was published in January 2017 by the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC).

The IIRA is one of many documents developed by the IIC to establish common technology for the Industrial Internet. In September 2016, the IIC announced the release of the Industrial Internet Security Framework (IISF) to address security issues in IIoT systems. This new version presents an updated and more comprehensive architecture, based on extensive experience at the IIC. Key RTI contributing authors and editors of the new IIRA include Dr. Stan Schneider, CEO; Brett Murphy, Director of Business Development for the IIoT and this year’s recipient of the IIC’s Testbed Award; and Dr. Rajive Joshi, Principal Solution Architect.

Importantly, the IIRA introduces the layered “databus” architecture pattern. According to the IIRA, a databus is a common architecture across Industrial Internet of Things systems in multiple industries. This architecture provides low-latency, secure, peer-to-peer data communications across logical layers of the system. It is most useful for systems that must manage direct interactions between applications in the field, such as control, local monitoring, and edge analytics. Thousands of RTI and Data-Distribution Service (DDS) standard customers implement the layered databus architecture in their IIoT systems.
The IISF leverages the concepts in the IIRA. It focuses on safety, reliability, resilience, security and privacy. It helps implementers define the risks and threats in critical IIoT systems.

To add to the guidance in the IIRA and the IISF, the IIC expects to release an important analysis of connectivity options in the next few weeks. This document evaluates the IIoT protocols and communication patterns, thereby helping industries choose the best-fit technology.

“The IIC provides an excellent venue for IIoT leaders to contribute to the fast-moving Industrial IoT. Intelligent systems will transform many industries, including medical, transportation, power, and manufacturing,” said Dr. Stan Schneider, CEO at RTI. “The IIC has the scale and stage to greatly influence these systems. RTI understands the challenges that IIoT system integrators face. We are excited to help the IIC accelerate IIoT adoption.”

The Industrial Internet Reference Architecture and the Industrial Internet Security Framework are available for download on IIC’s website: http://www.iiconsortium.org/ .

Real-Time Innovations (RTI) is the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) connectivity company. The RTI Connext® databus is a software framework that shares information in real time, making applications work together as one, integrated system. It connects across field, fog and cloud. Its reliability, security, performance and scalability are proven in the most demanding industrial systems. Deployed systems include medical devices and imaging; wind, hydro and solar power; autonomous planes, trains and cars; traffic control; Oil and Gas; robotics, ships and defense.
RTI is the largest vendor of products based on the Object Management Group (OMG) Data Distribution Service™ (DDS) standard. RTI is privately held and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.

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