TECHNOLOGY OF SEMANTIC TRANSFORMATION OF INFORMATION MESSAGES IN THE INDUSTRIAL INTERNET OF THINGS ENVIRONMENT
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https://doi.org/10.26906/SUNZ.2025.4.195Keywords:
industrial Internet of Things, semantic transformation, heterogeneous gateway, IIoT protocol, interoperabilityAbstract
The relevance of the research is the development and implementation of the technology of semantic transformation of information messages, which will increase the efficiency of data processing and promote the development of intelligent industrial process control systems. The purpose of the research: the development of the technology of semantic transformation of information messages in the industrial Internet of Things environment, which provides a consistent representation, interpretation and exchange of data between heterogeneous devices and systems. Results. The article proposes the architecture of a heterogeneous gateway for the industrial Internet of Things. The possibility of implementing the technology of a semantic gateway, which solves the problems of interaction of various applied technologies at the metadata level, is proven. In a heterogeneous environment, such a gateway is responsible for the transformation of industrial Internet of Things protocols. An analysis of data transmission protocols used in IIoT networks for the purpose of semantic transformation is carried out. Conclusion. The proposed approach allows to increase the level of interoperability, reduce information losses during message transmission, and create a basis for building intelligent data processing services in industrial cyber-physical systems.Downloads
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