Sensors and PLCs (layer 1)
Already on the floor. Most plants have the data. The question is whether anything outside the cell can see it.






Past the marketing, Industrial IoT is a four-layer stack. Brimit works on layers 2 through 4: connectivity, data, and applications. We integrate sensors and PLCs, but we don't sell hardware.
Already on the floor. Most plants have the data. The question is whether anything outside the cell can see it.
MQTT, OPC-UA, or a Unified Namespace. This is where projects either stay clean or turn into integration spaghetti.
Ties each signal to a line, a shift, and an order. Without that context, raw signals are noise.
Dashboards, OEE, predictive maintenance, AI. The payoff, if the layers below work.
Four areas where the investment makes sense on a normal manufacturing P&L.
Most projects begin with a short assessment, then a focused pilot.
A short maturity assessment maps where you stand and which use case has the fastest payback.
One line, one use case, real production data. Validate that data flows and operators use it.
Same architecture, same UX, more lines. The pilot becomes the template.
A SIRI assessment shows whether IIoT is the right next step and which use case to start with. Fixed scope, two to three weeks, and the roadmap stays with you.
If you're past "what is IIoT" and into "who delivers this end-to-end," that's our IT-OT Convergence service.
