Introducing groov EPIC from Opto 22

This is EPIC! It's the groov EPIC System. Your best choice for any industrial internet of things (IIoT) or automation application. groov EPIC® gives you guaranteed-for-life I/O, a flexible Linux®-based controller with gateway functions, high-resolution touchscreen, two independent network interfaces, USB and HDMI ports, and software including control programming, groov View for device-independent HMI, Node-RED for simple data flows, and Ignition Edge® for OPC-UA drivers and MQTT/Sparkplug communications-and more.
Edge
Collect, process, view, and exchange data where it's produced-at the edge of the network. Securely share data among databases, cloud services, Allen-Bradley® and Siemens® PLC systems, and other equipment using tools like Ignition Edge® by Inductive Automation®, Node-RED™, and MQTT. Visualize data on the integral touchscreen, an external HDMI monitor, or from any web browser or mobile device.
Programmable
Options for programming include flowchart-based PAC Control™and future support for IEC-61131.
Optional shell access lets you run your own custom-developed application on an open, Linux-based automation system.
Industrial
From plant floors to remote sites, the edge demands industrially hardened equipment-like solid-state drives, UL Hazardous Locations approval, and ATEX compliance.
Controller
Reliable real-time control and guaranteed-for-life I/O provide the solid base for all other functions.
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[@Shadowwand]

Is this controller safe enough to run life safety systems on say a roller coaster?

[@marklancaster9562]

Kewl

[@Opto22]

We think you're pretty Kewl too!

[@electrobuz1]

Can this system handle 100 node at the same time?

[@Opto22]

This is impossible to answer because it depends entirely on the nodes, how efficient / inefficient they are, and how much load it all puts on the system. Using the Node-RED status page you can watch the memory and CPU usage to see how it's handling the load as you add more nodes.

[@vaughan.gittel]

umm yes please.

[@marklancaster9562]

Programing is easier than GE

[@Opto22]

Thanks Mark!