elham

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by elham 2y ago
Based on my understanding of historians, we combine a historian, real-time data visualizer/processor, and hardware controller into one. We tried to create a more unified and developer-friendly ecosystem - reducing the need for multiple
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by elham 2y ago
This all makes sense and is extremely illuminating. Thank you!
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by elham 2y ago
Thank you! Will look into these.
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by elham 2y ago
Not super familiar with CommandAlkon/Construction space so would love to hear more on that end. To address hardware deeply integrated with proprietary systems - our current mode of dealing with this is building out the middleware to al
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by elham 2y ago
Not super familiar with Zenoh! At first glance, it seems to focus more on the robotics use case and support higher-level data manipulation. Synnax also follows a pub-sub model, which enables functionality like having multiple clients/c
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by elham 2y ago
1. Since we have several customers in Aerospace who adhere to ITAR regulations, all our software is hosted on-prem so that we have no connection to the data they're using. The data in the DB can always also be taken out if a system swi
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by elham 2y ago
That's a valid concern! As we're currently a team of 3 building this out - we still are working on building out our integrations with other tools, hardware, etc. We have been prioritizing building direct integrations to systems th
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by elham 2y ago
Thank you! Happy to get any feedback after a deeper look
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by elham 2y ago
Hey! Great question we get a lot. We've come from/talked to a lot of companies that do what you described with stuff like timescale and influxdb. They're useful tools and support a breadth of applications. We thought by build