Edge Gateway
A hardware device deployed on the factory floor that handles protocol conversion, data cleansing, local caching and low-latency inference. It is a core component of edge computing architectures.
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The typical layered architecture of edge computing is: at the field level, edge gateways or industrial PCs handle protocol conversion, data cleaning, local caching, and low-latency inference; above that is the plant-level edge server or private cloud, which handles multi-production-line data aggregation and model inference; the top layer is the public cloud or group data center, used for cross-factory analysis, model training, and long-term archiving.
Deploying edge gateways to perform protocol conversion and preliminary data aggregation is a common solution for connecting legacy industrial equipment
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The typical layered architecture of edge computing is: at the field level, edge gateways or industrial PCs handle protocol conversion, data cleaning, local caching, and low-latency inference; above that is the plant-level edge server or private cloud, which handles multi-production-line data aggregation and model inference; the top layer is the public cloud or group data center, used for cross-factory analysis, model training, and long-term archiving.
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