AutoID Companion Specification

from OPC Foundation Podcast · host Peter Seeberg / Robert Weber

Olaf Wilmsmeier from Harting and Peter Altes from AIM explain, what the AIM organization is, they talk about the role of AutoID in the context of Industrial IoT, about the motivation for AIM to consider a common interface for AutoID devices, why they chose OPC UA as their basis, its status and synergies between wireless sensor networks and AutoID.

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