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Unplugged: An IIoT Podcast

Unplugged: An IIoT Podcast

著者: Phil Seboa and Ed Fuentes
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Join industry experts Phil Seboa and Ed Fuentes on "Unplugged: An IIoT Podcast", powered by PLCnext Technology, as they explore the fascinating world of the Industrial Internet of Things. Discover the latest trends, debunk common myths, and gain insights from leading voices in IIoT. From seasoned professionals to those new to IIoT, you'll learn about practical applications and cutting-edge innovations driving digital transformation. Tune in for thought-provoking discussions and engaging interviews, making complex topics accessible and interesting.Phil Seboa and Ed Fuentes
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  • From pipeline SCADA to 15 million tags — how MQTT, Sparkplug, and the Unified Namespace became the industrial backbone
    2026/10/06

    This episode is brought to you by Cirrus Link Solutions and Canary Labs.

    Cirrus Link: https://unpluggediiot.com/go/cirrus-link

    Canary Labs: https://unpluggediiot.com/go/canary-labs


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    Arlen Nipper — MQTT co-inventor and President & CTO of Cirrus Link Solutions — returns for his third appearance on Unplugged.


    Twenty-five years after co-inventing MQTT to connect an oil pipeline over a satellite link in the Middle East, Arlen walks through the current state of the protocol: 15 million tags in a single deployment at millisecond SLAs, a UNS market that has grown to $2B+, and why data centre operators are choosing MQTT 3.1.1 over MQTT 5.


    Topics covered:

    - The UNS market arc: from cryptic tags to $2B+ and what changed

    - 15 million tags at a 3-second SLA: report-by-exception at scale

    - Nextera Energy: 524 solar, BESS and wind sites in one Remote Operations Centre

    - How data centres became AI factories — and why MQTT won

    - A large customer's white paper rejecting MQTT 5 entirely

    - The AI + UNS framework: decouple, define the UDT, train AI on the live feed

    - Sparkplug v4: alarms over MQTT and event pipelines

    - The ProveIt! Lifetime Award and the NVIDIA acceptance speech

    - ICC 2026: what to expect from the AI-first year


    Guest: Arlen Nipper — President & CTO, Cirrus Link Solutions | MQTT co-inventor


    Episode page: https://unpluggediiot.com/episodes/ep-60-mqtt-sparkplug-unified-namespace


    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction

    05:00 Co-inventing MQTT in 1999

    12:00 From cryptic tags to $2B+: the UNS market

    18:00 15 million tags at a 3-second SLA

    25:00 Nextera Energy: 524 sites in one ops centre

    32:00 Data centres become AI factories

    40:00 AI + UNS: the single source of truth

    47:00 Sparkplug v4: alarms over MQTT

    52:00 MQTT 3.1.1 vs MQTT 5

    57:00 The ProveIt! Lifetime Award

    61:00 ICC 2026


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    Cirrus Link Solutions: https://unpluggediiot.com/go/cirrus-link

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  • Every Seat at the Ignition Table
    2026/09/22

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    This episode is brought to you by Canary Labs, and Cirrus Link.


    Canary Labs — The industrial historian platform that captures your plant and process data the moment it's generated and makes it instantly accessible across your entire operation.

    Learn more: https://unpluggediiot.com/go/canary-labs


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    Phil Seboa and Ed Fuentes sit down with Kyle Van Eenennaam (BW Design Group) to explore what it actually looks like to work at every level of the Ignition ecosystem.


    Kyle has taught Ignition at Inductive Automation, presented at ICC, and now builds systems at BW Design Group. In this conversation, he maps the four types of organisations in the Ignition world, walks through the history of industrial automation from IR1 to Industry 5.0, and gives a practical guide to learning Ignition from scratch in 2026 — including what Ignition 8.3, Git integration, and AI tools are changing for SCADA engineers.


    Topics covered:

    • The four Ignition ecosystem buckets: integrators, end users, consultants, IA/partners

    • Kyle's journey from IA support and training to ICC presenter to BW Design Group

    • The cold call that turned into a full Ignition transformation

    • A brief history of industrial automation: IR1 to Industry 5.0

    • How to learn Ignition in 2026 — install first, use the Design Challenge, build with the designer

    • Ignition 8.3 and Git: managing the full gateway in version control

    • What CI/CD really looks like for SCADA teams starting small

    • AI in Ignition development: MCP servers, automated commits, and the dream of closed-loop delivery

    • CSS, Perspective, and what Kyle is learning next


    Guest:

    • Kyle Van Eenennaam — BW Design Group


    Resources:

    • How to Learn Ignition From Scratch: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U-QOARK7izqJnXgIr6ITT3ysxw9usIrxsKCHQhJX_dc

    • ICC 2025 presentation: https://inductiveautomation.com/resources/icc/2025/history-of-industry-from-00-to-50


    Episode page: https://unpluggediiot.com/episodes/ep-59-every-seat-ignition-table


    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction

    02:00 The four buckets of the Ignition ecosystem

    08:30 Kyle's career journey

    10:00 The aha moment

    14:00 History of Industrial Automation: IR1 to Industry 5.0

    23:00 Learning Ignition from scratch in 2026

    31:00 Ignition 8.3 and Git

    36:00 CI/CD for SCADA

    43:00 AI in Ignition

    48:00 Phil's prediction

    50:00 CSS and what's next


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    Cirrus Link Solutions — MQTT and Sparkplug software that connects OT to IT and cloud systems. Visit: https://unpluggediiot.com/go/cirrus-link

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