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TwinEdge OS
Run the site with local intelligence.
Read the equipment, store its history, and serve analytics and dashboards onsite. Add fleet coordination when your deployment needs it.
What it needs
| Hardware | A small industrial PC, or a Raspberry Pi for a modest site |
| Network | Local only. An outbound route is optional. |
| Updates | Staged, reversible, and never during a run you care about |
| Access | A browser on the plant network. No app to install. |
§ 01
What it does.
- 01Reads what is actually on your site
OPC UA, Modbus, MQTT, databases, files, and local interfaces. It does not require anything to be cloud-connected first.
- 02Holds on to readings until it can send them
Everything is written locally and forwarded when there is a route out that you have approved. A long outage costs you nothing.
- 03Does the thinking on site
Quality checks, fault detection, models, dashboards, alarms, and a diagnostic bundle you can send to support, all without leaving the building.
- 04Talks to the cloud when you allow it
Health across sites, software packages, and model updates are coordinated centrally — but only through a path you have opened.
§ 02
Getting it onto a site.
Commissioning is deliberately dull. Write the image, plug it in, point it at the equipment, and check the readings look sensible. A site is usually reading real data within a morning.
Updates are staged rather than pushed. A new version goes to one site, runs alongside what it replaces, and only reaches the rest when it has proved itself. If it misbehaves, it goes back.
The site is never dependent on us to keep running. If the connection to TwinEdge disappears for a month, the box carries on reading, storing, showing, and alarming.
§ 03
What it runs on.
Ordinary hardware, on purpose. Nothing here is special-order.
- Industrial PCs
- Raspberry Pi 4 and 5
- x86 edge servers
- Virtual machines
- Docker or Podman
- Debian and Ubuntu
- Read-only root filesystems
- DIN-rail hardware
Put it on one site and see.
Explore how TwinEdge OS connects your equipment and operating context. Compare its insights with what you already believe about that machine. That is the fastest way to find out whether any of this is true.