HMI development platforms, such as Incari Studio, need to support a range of communication protocols to allow the interface to interact effectively with the underlying systems it is controlling or monitoring. There are various ways that industries and interfaces use these protocols, such as:
- Industrial protocols: Commonly used to interface with industrial equipment and control systems.
- Networking protocols: Facilitate communication between devices over a network.
- Serial communication protocols: Enabling short-distance and low-speed communication between devices.
- Wireless protocols: These connect devices and allow for transmission without the need for physical cables.
Incari Studio’s extended set of communication protocols
Our protocols ensure smooth communication between your project and various external devices and systems. Whether your use case lies in web communication, IoT applications, embedded systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, or real-time server-client interaction, Incari Studio’s extended set of Communication Protocols have you covered:
UDP: The User Datagram Protocol operates at the transport layer of the Internet Protocol (IP) suite, allowing quick and efficient communication between hosts on the IP network.
TCP: The Transmission Control Protocol forms the backbone of internet communication, facilitating reliable, ordered, and error-checked data transmission.
HTTP/S: Hypertext Transfer Protocol is the basis for any data exchange on the Web, serving as a bridge between web servers and clients.
MQTT: The Message Queuing Telemetry Transport is instrumental in IoT applications, providing a lightweight method of communicating between devices.
CAN: Controller Area Networks is an efficient protocol for real-time communication in embedded systems, connecting various devices seamlessly.
MAVLink: Micro Air Vehicle Link is a protocol specifically developed for communication between unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and ground control systems (GCSs).
Serial: This versatile protocol enables connection to serial devices like a GPS through USB or serial ports, expanding the range of possible integrations.
Socket.IO : The popular JavaScript library Socket.IO enables real-time bidirectional communication between servers and web clients, essential for interactive applications.
Our enhanced range of protocols simplifies and expands the possibilities of integration and data exchange, aligning with our mission to streamline software and HMI development. Incari Studio’s user-friendly, node-based, no-coding platform is designed to cater to the evolving needs of B2B SaaS clients. With our extended communication protocols, we are better equipped to support your project’s specific needs and ensure smooth operation.
To explore more about incorporating these communication protocols in your projects, visit our documentation page. Experience how Incari Studio can help you to revolutionize your HMI development processes, here. For more information on the latest release, visit our Incari Studio 2023.1 release page.