Madrid, Spain (February 11, 2023) – N3uron Connectivity Systems is proud to announce that their Client for Sparkplug Module has been listed in the Eclipse Foundation’s Sparkplug Compatible Program. This designation validates the Client for Sparkplug Module as fully Sparkplug compliant while providing reliable and scalable IIoT messaging support for Industry 4.0 projects.
Fully Sparkplug Compliant: The N3uron Client for Sparkplug Module Certified by The Eclipse Foundation
As a Participant Member of the Sparkplug Working Group at the Eclipse Foundation, N3uron is dedicated to promoting the Sparkplug 3.0 specification and encouraging the development of interoperable solutions based on the MQTT and Sparkplug protocols.
Sparkplug is an open-source software specifically designed to increase MQTT interoperability and facilitate the integration of operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) data. This allows for the seamless communication of OT data with IT in a secure, bi-directional, and interoperable way, which is essential to the success of smart manufacturing and IIoT deployments.
Jose Granero, Head of Customer Success and Sales Engineering at N3uron Connectivity Systems, commented on the achievement, “This recognition confirms our product’s compatibility with MQTT-based infrastructures and promises a seamless integration experience for our customers. Being part of the Sparkplug Compatible Program is a testament to our commitment to delivering high-quality, innovative solutions. With N3uron, you can trust that your IIoT infrastructure will be supported by a proven and reliable product.”
About N3uron
N3uron is an Industrial Edge Platform for DataOps that streamlines the flow of data between industrial devices and business applications, either on-premise or in the cloud. N3uron provides an out-of -the-box solution for data standardization, normalization and contextualization, seamless integration with industrial and IT systems, efficient information management, and unparalleled scalability and security.
