Crickets Automation is pleased to introduce its SCADA/WebHMI system, xVision.IOT, now fully operational on Phoenix Contact’s PLCnext platform. xVision.IOT is an innovative HMI solution designed for Industry 4.0, enabling the collection, unification, and distribution of data from connected machines and devices while delivering SCADA-level web-based graphical visualizations.
Thanks to its embedded web server, xVision.IOT allows direct access to real-time system data via a web browser without requiring additional software. The system is modular and scalable, supporting key industrial communication protocols such as OPC UA, MQTT, Modbus TCP, and RESTful APIs. It also offers advanced features like store & forward and cloud connectors for seamless data handling and remote accessibility.
The integration of xVision.IOT with Phoenix Contact’s PLCnext creates an optimal solution for automation projects. This collaboration ensures web-based access from any device, fully customizable user interfaces, and seamless system integration, enhancing process management efficiency and reducing operational costs.
xVision.IOT is available for PLCnext on both x86 platforms (EPC 1502, EPC 1522, AXC F 3152) and ARM platforms (AXC F 1152, AXC F 2152).
For more information about xVision.IOT and to download the free editor, visit our website: Crickets
To learn more about Phoenix Contact’s PLCnext Technology, visit: PLCNEXT Technology and PLCNEXT Store to download xvision.IOT.
About Crickets Automation
Crickets Automation is an independent software manufacturer for Industry 4.0, based in Italy. Our products, entirely designed and developed in-house, aim to unify business data with machine data, providing real-time HMI visualizations to optimize industrial processes.
About Phoenix Contact
Phoenix Contact is a global leader in industrial automation, recognized for its PLCnext Technology platform. This open and IIoT-ready platform enables flexible programming, integration of high-level languages, and scalable automation solutions, addressing the challenges of modern industrial applications.
