An integrated remote control (telecontrollo) that provides every machine with countless IoT functions. Possible? Yes.

The latest product innovation at Alleantia is called TeleControllo 4.0: the safe solution, in IT terms, which allows you to remotely operate directly on the controllers (PLC, CNC, PAC) for technical assistance interventions and for the monitoring of assets, all while benefitting from the typical Industrial IoT interconnection functions of the Alleantia software edge.

Alleantia's project was selected among the best that responded to the Call for innovation “SARR - Advanced Solutions for Radioactive Waste”.

The Call was created to identify advanced solutions and technologies that contribute to the digitization of radioactive waste management processes and sustainable development.

The first phase of selection of the 10 best projects presented in response to Sogin's Call for Innovation “SARR - Advanced Solutions for Radioactive Waste”, carried out with the support of Digital Magics, has been completed.

Smart Factory 4.0 is Olivetti solution for the Digital Transformation of the production processes of manufacturing SMEs. Created together with the Alleantia team and TIMBusiness, it reduces costs and increases the competitiveness and efficiency of production line programming.

Thanks to the Smart Factory 4.0 solution by Olivetti and Tim, of which the Alleantia ISC Software is an integral part.

Alleantia debuts as the first IoT Integration platform at the virtual event "Automation and Robotics 2020".

Automation and Robotics 2020 is not just a simple Web Conference, but a 360° VIRTUAL PROJECT, with totally free access, structured in a way as to have different levels of involvement for both companies and participants.

The Integrated Automation magazine and the Tecniche Nuove publishing house have decided once more to propose the appointment with the world of robotics and automation for the year 2020, this time with an INNOVATIVE VIRTUAL CONFERENCE FORMULA lasting 90 days.

Visitors will be welcomed inside a virtual hall where all the stands will be visible. By clicking on the various logos you will enter the stand and by clicking on the different buttons you will have the chance to see exclusive content that will vary each month.

The partnership is addressed to manufacturing companies to emerge from the stronger crisis and remain competitive internationally.

● The digitalization of the industrial sector is lagging behind: the Covid 19 crisis has revealed the technological, organizational and cultural gaps linked to the adoption of digital innovation in companies. Concerns about the high costs and long durations of the project prevent the process.

● Actyx simplifies digitization with a specially developed platform. In addition, the first app store for the sale of software for factory activities made by independent developers will follow

Thanks to the collaboration with Alleantia, Actyx can now offer a first standard app on its platform. An important step to create the software solutions marketplace.

All of Europe is going through a time of difficulty and uncertainty due to COVID-19. To emerge from the stronger crisis and remain competitive internationally, manufacturing companies must now focus on digitization, says Achim Berg, president of Bitkom (German association of reference for ICT companies). So far, however, many companies have not started digitization projects, considering them complex and excessively expensive due to the long time required for their implementation. Hence the need for collaboration between Alleantia and Actyx.

The Industrial Internet of Things can help companies navigate the current crisis and emerge stronger once operations ramp up again.

Remote employee collaboration, Vision-based control systems, Remote asset control, Digital performance management, IIoT-enabled asset optimisation, and Real-time procurement transparency.

These are only a few use cases where Industrial IoT represents an important improvement lever during this unprecedented crisis by lowering cost and improving products and process performance and capabilities in the short term. Industrial IoT solutions are also strategic enablers that can help companies to emerge stronger once operations ramp up again by reforming operating models in Supply-Chain integration, across value chain In-line process optimisation thanks to Plug and Play asset interconnection, Digital Twin modeling, and off - the - shelf applications.

The IoT in Italy continues to grow at a rapid pace in all market segments, with significant increases in the Smart Home, Industry 4.0 and the Smart City.

In Italy the Internet of Things market is worth 6.2 billion euros, with a growth of 24% compared to all the previous ones, which corresponds to 1.2 billion euros more than the consolidated figure for 2018. An interesting figure, which places Italy in perfect alignment with the main western economies, in which the growth rates oscillate between 20 and 25 percent.

But this data, which undoubtedly underlines the good state of health of the segment, must be joined by another, which perhaps defines its relevance even more: the value of the data generated by the IoT.

According to the Observatory, in fact, which in this case resumes an analysis of Mordor Intelligence, there is talk of a total value of 30 billion euros, attributable to the new services that the Internet of Things enables - from pay per use to new modes of advertising - as well illustrates the infographic developed by the Observatory itself.

At this extremely delicate moment for the entire Italian manufacturing sector due to the Coranavirus emergency, Alleantia remains open alongside those who continue to work to give continuity and support to the interconnected products and services dedicated to smart manufacturing.

Also to smart products that must ensure its functionality, performance and quality standards under constant operating conditions, especially in times of emergency, but not only.

COVID-19 has shown the world something that the manufacturing industry should already know. Traditional supply chains and manufacturing ecosystems are failing and we need to shift to a more adaptable, agile solution that is fully digitally enabled. The virus, like any crisis, has merely underlined both that need and the urgency and will likely serve to accelerate that change. This needs to result in real  plans of action, rather than debate.

Alleantia Technology for Industry 4.0

The Italian company has decided to make system integrators, IoT and enterprise application developers, machinery and production system manufacturers and Innovation Managers available to anyone and anyone who may be interested, totally free of charge, in the trial component of their recognized technology and used by major IT partners and players such as Advantech, Cisco, Dell, Boomi, Ibm and Microsoft.

An enabling technology for Industry 4.0 and digital twins that has been named by Gartner analysts four times in the past two years as one of the best solutions in the Industrial IoT on the market.

Why delay the digital transformation of an industrial company when there is a technology like Alleantia's?

Alleantia and Advantech’s partnership enables a global ISV and DFESI partners' ecosystem to realize IIoT performing solutions based on Advantech Building Blocks all over the globe.

Hello from Taiwan! It’s such a great pleasure to attend such a great event in Taiwan! It’s so exciting to see Alleantia has been mentioned by Miller Chang, President Embedded IoT for Advantech in his World Partner Conference's welcome speech in Advantech HQ in Linkou Taipei and by KC LIU, President of Advantech that also explained  perfectly how Alleantia is entirely integrated in WISE-PaaS Marketplace 2.0's growing strategy!