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Customer-oriented ideas for smart products
For the development of a successful smart product it is important to systematically analyse the benefit and thus also the value of the planned product for the customer.
The digital transformation and smart products
Digital transformation and smart products: The world around us is getting smarter and smarter and the Internet of Things continues to make its way into work and everyday life. And so there is hardly a product in the meantime where a technology-oriented person does not ask himself: “Is there an app for this? Smart products
Awesome 🙂 The basysKom Toolbox
We would like to introduce our basysKom Toolbox to you. It is a state-of-the-art collection of best practices in agile management and software development and a valuable tool for every kickoff meeting.
Come and visit us on the Embedded World 2020 and take your own copy of the printed card deck with you!
basysKom at Merck-Run 2019
On May 29, our running enthusiastic staff took part in this year’s 8th Darmstadt Merck company run. For them it meant: five kilometers around the „Messplatz“. With the best running temperatures and sunshine, the highly motivated basysKom team started running together with over 5700 other athletes – more participants than ever before. There was, of
Secure Connections with Qt OPC UA
Starting with the Qt 5.13 release, due end of May, the Qt OPC UA API in combination with the Unified Automation backend officially supports secure connections to servers (Sign or SignAndEncrypt message security mode). The following article outlines the changes to the Qt OPC UA API and shows how to get secure connections also with
Review: basysKom at Embedded World 2019
Also this year basysKom was represented at the Embedded World and the accompanying specialist conference, which took place from February 26th to 28th in the halls of the Nürnberg Messe.
Initial support for servers with historical data access in open62541
An OPC UA server supporting historical access allows clients to access historical data or historical events. Such a server can act as a process or event historian. open62541-based servers were till recently completely missing the ability to support these use cases. basysKom has extended the server API to support access to historical data using the
Mit OpenCV und Qt Quick trifft Computer Vision auf moderne HMI-Entwicklung
Ob beim automatischen Sortieren von Briefen, beim Erkennen von Materialfehlern in der Produktion oder bei der Vermessung: überall dort, wo Maschinen ihre Umwelt erkennen müssen, kommt Computer Vision zum Einsatz. OpenCV ist ein populäres Open Source Framework, das eine große Anzahl an Algorithmen für die Bilderkennung zur Verfügung stellt. Eine Bibliothek zur Umsetzung prototypischer HMIs
Using Shiboken2 to create Python bindings for a Qt library
With the release of Qt 5.12, Qt for Python is officially supported and can be used to write full-fledged Qt applications using Python as the main programming language (https://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/12/18/qt-python-5-12-released/). This prompted us to also take a closer look at the bindings (the Python module is called PySide2) and also the underlying technology, namely the binding
Qt OPC UA – Ein Tutorial
Getrieben durch Themen wie Industrie 4.0 und IoT hat sich OPC UA als durchgängiger Kommunikationsstandard im Maschinenbau und in der Industrieautomatisierung etabliert. Mit Qt steht eine offene und flexible Umgebung zur Umsetzung anspruchsvoller HMIs zur Verfügung. Das neue von uns entwickelte Modul Qt OPC UA vereinfacht nun die Integration von Maschinen und Qt-Anwendungen weiter. In
