OPC UA connectivity standard
Wapice designs and implements OPC system solutions that meet the high demands of the industry sector. The OPC interface is an open connectivity standard used in industrial automation applications, such as control rooms, to integrate process control and diagnostic applications with process control devices.
Information exchange takes place through a standard interface in accordance with the client-server architecture, allowing for manufacturer-independent integration between devices and applications. Wapice has implemented both client and server software applications to meet a range of industrial needs.
OPC UA introduces fundamental architectural changes to earlier OPC specifications. These include e.g. a unified address space model, platform independence, security and scalability. Compared to earlier technologies, OPC UA is better suited to address the requirements posed by the IT environment of present and future automation.
Wapice contributes to the development of the OPC UA standard by developing both electronics and software solutions. One of our solutions is embedded OPC UA server.
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Benefits of OPC: OPC is a connectivity standard that enables easy information exchange between automation devices, control systems, production applications and human machine interfaces (HMI).
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Read more about OPC UA:
- Read article MIMOSA and OPC UA Applied in Wapice Remote Management System, written by Wapice. The article has been presented in Automaatio XIX seminar 2011.
- Read article Embedding OPC Unified Architecture, written by Wapice. The article has been published in Automaatio XVIII seminar publication 2009, ISBN 978-952-5183-35-1, published by Finnish Society of Automation.
- Read Wapice's article in OPC Book: OPC - From Data Access to Unified Architecture, fourth edition, revised and extended, 2010. Written by JĂĽrgen Lange, Frank Iwanitz, Thomas J. Burke.




