Industrial Edge Gateway
Collect at the edge, decide locally, forward what matters.
An industrial edge gateway connects controllers and devices on the plant floor with monitoring and analytics applications. It collects data using industrial protocols, processes it locally, and forwards structured telemetry to on-premise or cloud endpoints.
Shaski Tech designs and implements edge gateway solutions that fit existing networks, keep essential processing on site, and avoid exposing controllers directly to wider networks.
What we deliver
Industrial Edge Gateway capabilities
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Edge Data Collection
Polling and subscribing to PLCs, meters, sensors, and machines across multiple protocols and network segments.
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Protocol Integration
Translating between industrial protocols and modern messaging formats so that downstream applications receive consistent data.
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Local Processing
Filtering, scaling, aggregation, event detection, and buffering at the edge, so the gateway keeps working during connectivity interruptions.
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Remote Connectivity
Secure outbound connections to monitoring platforms, with the cloud as an optional endpoint rather than a requirement.
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Industrial IoT Gateway Solutions
Hardware selection, configuration, deployment, and lifecycle management of gateways for IIoT programs.
How we work
A staged approach from assessment to operation
Each stage produces something verifiable before the next begins.
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Data source mapping
Document each controller and device, its protocol, and the signals that need to be collected.
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Gateway architecture
Select gateway hardware and software, define network placement, and plan local processing rules.
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Deployment
Configure collection, buffering, and forwarding; validate with the real equipment on site.
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Operations
Monitor gateway health, manage configuration changes, and expand coverage over time.
Technical notes
Where a gateway helps
- Connecting several PLCs to one monitoring application
- Bridging legacy serial devices to Ethernet networks
- Keeping a local buffer when the uplink is unavailable
- Publishing telemetry via MQTT or HTTPS to a monitoring platform
- Separating the control network from business networks
Try it
Interactive demonstration
A browser-side simulation of the kind of interaction this solution enables.
Outcomes
What you get
- One consistent telemetry stream from heterogeneous equipment
- Reduced direct exposure of controllers
- Resilience during network interruptions
- A platform for monitoring, dashboards, and analytics
Let’s build smarter systems together.
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