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In general, an IoT application (solution) can be divided into three segments:

  1. The sensors and actuators
  2. The micro-controllers (MCUs)
  3. Gateways - "Edge is the inital step of Internet of Things"
  4. Cloud

 

Sensors or Actuators

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How TQL runs in IoT Solutions

The power of IoT is in the applications. However, moving all of that collected data around is also important. That's why middleware frameworks like TQLEngine offers flexibility to run in cloud as a platform or condensed into intelligent gateway to close the gap between devices in the field and the cloud.

The TQLEngine is a peer-to-peer enabled middleware and application container. Because of its small footprint, it can run on any range of computers starting from most gateway type of devices to large clouds. For example, RaspberryPi, your laptop, servers, and on public/private clouds. IoT applications written in TQL can often be distributed across gateways and clouds. However, because TQLEngine requires JVM to run, it does not run on MCUs.

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