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5 Steps to Creating an Evaluation Platform Using the RTI Field Build Kit
Antonio Garcia, a Senior Member of the Technical Staff at Wind River, approached me to ask about running our Connext® DDS Professional for a...
Connext DDS Pro (2)
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GVA & DDS: How to Speed Up Development Using RTI Prototyper
The traditional approach to designing a land platform system – composed of standalone subsystems – is laborious and challenging for developers and...
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Your Holiday (IIoT) Movie Playlist: Our Top 5 On-Demand Webinars
**Please note that with the April 2024 release of Connext Professional 7.3 LTS, the functionalities formerly comprising Connext Secure are now...
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Connext DDS 5.3 is Now Available to Help You Architect Your IIoT Systems!
**Please note that with the April 2024 release of Connext Professional 7.3 LTS, the functionalities formerly comprising Connext Secure are now...
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Getting Started with Connext DDS, Part Three: The Essential Tool ALL DDS Developers Need to Know About
Before joining RTI engineering, I was a customer of RTI’s for quite some time. I started working with RTI products before Data Distribution Service...
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Getting Started with Connext DDS, Part Two: Use Shapes Demo to Learn the Basics of DDS Without Coding
If you’re building Industrial IoT (IIoT) systems, then you’re probably investigating the Data Distribution Service (DDS) standard. DDS is the only...
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Well Being over Ethernet
One of the larger commercial vehicles present at CES 2017 was the NXP® Smarter World Truck – an 18-wheeler parked right outside the Convention...
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Speed Your Time to Market with Connext Professional Tools
It was two weeks until the demo. We had this single opportunity to build a working microgrid control system that needed to:
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Build a Multi-Location Temperature-Monitoring System using Connext DDS & RTI Prototyper with Lua
Some employes in the northwest corner were feeling colder than the engineers on the south side of the building. The engineers, of course, thought it...