Interesting question, @onky. Actually a couple years back PICMG started developing a firmware specif
Interesting question, @onky. Actually a couple years back PICMG started developing a firmware specification around IoT data models that is designed to abstract sensor-vendor-specific data formats so there can be data transparency between sensors and controllers and controllers and the rest of the infrastructure.
Depending what you are working on, how far you've gotten, and how well this aligns with your goals, I'd recommend reaching out to @DougSandy. He's the CTO at PICMG and lead both the IoT firmware and MicroSAM specification development efforts. I know he's always interested in collaboration.
- You can read about it here: https://www.picmg.org/industrial-iot-overview/
- You can find code on the PICMG GitHub: https://github.com/PICMG
- Full industrial operating temperature range from -40C to +85C.
- Power filtering and signal conditioning for embedded installations
- RS422 communications link for reliable communications
- Direct connectivity to a variety of sensor types (analog voltage, analog current, digital)
- Latching connectors for secure connectivity
- PWM output for motion control applications
- Hardware interlock and trigger signals for synchronization
- Small size (32mmx32mm)
- Low power consumption
Depending what you are working on, how far you've gotten, and how well this aligns with your goals, I'd recommend reaching out to @DougSandy. He's the CTO at PICMG and lead both the IoT firmware and MicroSAM specification development efforts. I know he's always interested in collaboration.
