HMS Networks is now expanding its offering of remote connectivity solutions by introducing the recently acquired WEBfactory i4connected and i4scada software solutions under the Ewon brand. The new offering provides machine builders and their customers with a complete IIoT solution that collects data from machines and presents them in an easy-to-use web interface.

The Ewon offering from HMS Networks is the world’s most widely used solutions for remote connectivity. It enables secure remote access, data collection and efficient maintenance of machines.

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With the new i4 web pages, machine builders and their customers will be able to visualize data from connected machines in a web interface that can be used to make better decisions, get a better overview and improve service – while minimizing the risk of costly machine and system downtime.

That is how it works:

As soon as an Ewon gateway – Flexy or Netbiter – has been installed on a machine, the Ewon i4connected software can start working. i4connected collects data from Ewon gateways and presents it to the user in an easy-to-understand graphical user interface.

Complex industrial processes are displayed in a simple way, enabling the user to securely connect and retrieve data from facilities, buildings, machines, equipment and sensors. In i4connected, data can be visualized and analyzed in real time, which helps the user make data-driven decisions and perform maintenance. In addition, with Ewon i4scada, factory owners and system integrators can benefit from a fully web-based SCADA software that improves the efficiency of industrial processes on site in real time. i4scada enables data-driven decisions for better productivity and cost optimization.

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“We are now combining our Ewon gateways Flexy and Netbiter with the latest i4connected software. Machine builders and their customers will be able to easily visualize valuable data from their machines to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs. HMS stands for “Hardware Meets Software” and this integration is a perfect example of this,” says Alexander Hess, General Manager of HMS Networks business area Ewon.