Mirasoft
Cloud services support numerous protocols
Mirasoft provides a cloud service for the automation industry with AnyViz. Controllers, devices and sensors are connected via one of the protocols such as OPC UA, Modbus, Siemens TCP, M-Bus, BACnet, Codesys or MQTT.
Once connected to the cloud, functions for recording, displaying and analyzing data are available. Any number of views can be created and configured via the web interface. Additional functions such as VPN access, the display of local visualization, automated reports, multilingualism or the map view round off the cloud service.
The Mirasoft team provides support on the way to the finished solution. The concept of the public cloud in combination with the free components for connection means you can get started without any investment costs.
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