Turn a working sensing prototype into an operable edge system. Synchronize cameras, DAQ, sensors, and PLCs, run your existing processing, and add health monitoring, local evidence, dashboards, and integrations.
Keep raw measurement data local. Community installation and Portal registration require Internet access; acquisition, storage, and processing run on the Agent.
Evaluate the standard interfaces yourself, or scope a focused pilot around your acquisition hardware, processing boundary, and deployment constraints.
Install one free Agent on an industrial PC or workstation. Explore cameras, MQTT/Modbus data, local storage, dashboards, events, and custom processing interfaces.
Connect representative cameras, DAQ, sensors, or PLCs; validate synchronized data flow and processing integration; then harden lifecycle, monitoring, and recovery for deployment.
Explore industrial telemetry, device configuration, sensing architecture, custom processing, edge runtime, distributed Agents, and event history in one working environment.
Reuse the field hardware and sensing logic that already work, then add the operational layer needed to deploy, support, and integrate the complete system.
Connect cameras, DAQ, sensors, and PLC state; handle buffering, triggers, timestamps, synchronization, and local retention.
Deliver raw inputs to your independent algorithms and receive structured results through an explicit processing contract.
Supervise lifecycle and health, retain evidence, visualize state, automate responses, and publish selected outcomes.
Reuse existing devices and processing modules instead of rebuilding the sensing stack around a new platform.
See device health, processing state, events, and retained evidence without making every investigation an on-site task.
Keep raw data and processing IP local while sharing selected results with MQTT, APIs, SCADA, historians, or AI pipelines.
Use Banalytics when the sensing principle works, but deployment still needs reliable acquisition, observability, evidence, remote support, and integration.
Install Banalytics on a Windows workstation, Linux server, industrial PC, or ARM64 device, then connect representative sensing interfaces.
Community, Basic, and Pro use the same platform; the paid plans reduce component pricing. Pilot and Enterprise work is scoped separately around your hardware, integrations, and deployment requirements.
Start with a standard interface yourself, or bring us your device list, data rates, processing boundary, and deployment constraints.
