IoT Platforms

Open-source edge computing platform for connecting devices, normalizing data, and routing it to enterprise or cloud applications. EdgeX Foundry uses a modular microservices architecture with device, core, application, and security services.

Eclipse Kapua is a modular, open-source IoT platform designed for enterprise device management and data ingestion. Built on Java, it provides a scalable backend for managing IoT gateways and smart edge devices, with robust support for MQTT and other industrial protocols.

Open-source IoT edge framework built on Java/OSGi for developing and managing gateway applications. Includes Kura Wires for visual data flow design and supports MQTT, Modbus, and OPC-UA.

Open-source IoT connectivity framework from the Eclipse Foundation. Provides uniform service interfaces for connecting large numbers of devices regardless of whether they speak MQTT, AMQP, CoAP, or HTTP.

General-purpose IoT platform that handles device connectivity, data collection, rule-based processing, and visualization across MQTT, CoAP, HTTP, LwM2M, and SNMP. Supports multi-tenancy out of the box, making it popular with IoT service providers and enterprises managing thousands of devices.

United Manufacturing Hub is an open-source industrial data management platform that builds a Unified Namespace by integrating shop-floor connectivity, message brokerage, and time-series storage into a single Kubernetes-native deployment.