Screens That Connect to
IoT platform
The Physical World, on Screen
TelemetryOS bridges OT and IT — connecting industrial equipment, sensors, cameras, and actuators to displays that visualize, control, and respond in real time.
- Browser APIs + SDK Integration
- TelemetryOS applications are JavaScript apps running in a full browser environment — WebUSB, WebSerial, Bluetooth, and camera APIs work natively. The TelemetryOS SDK adds MQTT broker connectivity on top. No native drivers, no custom integration layer.
- Docker Containers on Device
- Node Pro and Node Max run containerized workloads alongside your screen application — protocol bridges, local data processing, and custom integration services live on the device instead of a separate industrial PC.
- Hardened for Industrial Environments
- TelemetryOS Edge is a purpose-built OS with watchdog auto-recovery, atomic OS updates, and application sandboxing — designed to run unattended in factories, warehouses, and harsh environments, fully offline once provisioned.
Built for Industrial Integration
Hardware Integration Without the Infrastructure Tax
Traditional industrial displays require custom drivers, middleware, and proprietary tooling. TelemetryOS exposes hardware integration through the same SDK your screen application already uses.
- MQTT — publish and subscribe, zero configuration. Connect to any MQTT broker on your local network via the TelemetryOS SDK. Subscribe to sensor readings and machine events, publish commands to actuators, and let a threshold crossing trigger an alert overlay on every screen in the zone — no middleware required.
- WebSerial for PLCs, actuators, and legacy equipment. RS-232/RS-485 serial devices are accessible via the browser's WebSerial API. Read sensor data, send commands to PLCs, trigger relays, and control SCADA systems — all from your JavaScript application code.
- WebUSB, cameras, and Bluetooth built in. USB cameras stream directly into your application via browser APIs. Barcode scanners, RFID readers, and USB sensors connect through WebUSB. Bluetooth peripherals pair natively. One Node device connects to multiple I/O sources simultaneously.
- Local processing — data stays on-premises. Run data processing, protocol bridges, and inference in Docker containers on the device. Sensitive OT data stays on your network unless you explicitly push it to the cloud.
Enterprise OT/IT Integration
- Enterprise network & proxy support. WPA enterprise Wi-Fi, 802.1x, static IP, and proxy server configuration — Node devices integrate cleanly into corporate IT environments without network exceptions.
- Git-to-screen CI/CD for integration code. Sensor logic ships like any other software. Connect GitHub, push a commit, and TelemetryOS builds and deploys to every assigned screen — with staged rollouts and one-click rollback across the fleet.
- Watchdog resilience & zero-touch OS updates. Crash recovery is automatic. OS updates apply atomically in the background and activate on reboot — no maintenance windows, no manual interventions across your fleet.
Real-World Applications
Built for Operations, Not Just Display
From factory floors and warehouse QA stations to retail spaces and industrial control rooms — TelemetryOS powers screens that are part of the operational workflow.
- Manufacturing Dashboards & Control
- Connect to PLCs, SCADA systems, and MES via MQTT or WebSerial. Display live output, send commands to actuators, and update shift targets — bidirectional communication, visualized in React.
- Sensor-Triggered Alerts & Overrides
- A temperature spike, pressure fault, or stopped conveyor can trigger a priority override that preempts content on every screen in the zone — the same override system that handles CAP-triggered emergency alerts fleet-wide.
- Quality Control Terminals
- Build barcode-scanning QA terminals that log inspections, flag defects, and push results to central quality systems — replacing paper and clunky legacy HMI panels.
- Retail & Venue Intelligence
- Motion sensors, RFID shelf readers, and proximity data drive screens that respond to what's actually happening in the space — personalized content, inventory-aware displays, and live queue data.
And When You Need Vision: Edge AI
Vision Pipelines at the Sensor's Edge
The same camera APIs that stream video into your application feed on-device vision models on Node Max — inspection, detection, and counting that run next to the conveyor, additive to everything above and private by design.
- Vision Pipelines on Node Max
- Process camera feeds directly on the device for visual inspection, defect detection, and queue measurement. The same unit that scores parts can drive the inspection display beside it and correlate results with sensor data arriving over MQTT.
- Inference Beside the Sensor
- Millisecond latency, no cloud round-trip — vision results land on the floor screen the moment a part passes the camera, and keep landing when the network can't reach the cloud.
- Private by Design
- Camera footage and OT data never leave the site. Inference runs in a hardened on-device environment, which is what makes vision deployable on regulated and air-gapped floors.
Complete IoT Platform
Every Capability for IoT Deployments
MQTT, WebSerial, WebUSB, Bluetooth, cameras, Docker containers, sensor-triggered overrides, and remote fleet management — one vertically integrated stack for connected screen networks.
- MQTT Publish & Subscribe
- Subscribe to sensor data and publish commands to actuators via the TelemetryOS SDK. Bidirectional MQTT messaging — no middleware, no glue code.
- USB Cameras & Computer Vision
- Stream USB cameras directly into your application via browser APIs — and run vision inference on-device with Node Max for inspection, detection, and monitoring.
- Docker on Device
- Run containerized workloads on Node Pro and Node Max — protocol bridges, local databases, and custom services alongside the screen application.
- Sensor-Triggered Overrides
- Threshold crossings, machine faults, and CAP alerts push priority overrides to any screen or group instantly — preempting all scheduled content.
- WebUSB, WebSerial & Bluetooth
- Standard browser APIs give your application native access to serial ports, USB devices, and Bluetooth peripherals — no SDKs to install, no native code to compile.
- Remote Fleet Management
- Monitor device health, push application updates, and diagnose issues across every screen in your industrial fleet — remotely, without dispatching a technician.
Explore Hardware & Use Cases
Node Pro →
Intel-based device with Docker support, RS-232/RS-485 serial, and triple 4K output.
Real-Time Operations Dashboards →
Andon boards, safety counters, and target boards driven by live line telemetry.
AI Visual Inspection →
On-device defect detection with results on the floor screen beside the line.
Connect Your Operation to Your Screens
Deploy screens that read sensors, control equipment, stream cameras, and respond to live business systems — managed remotely, running reliably without intervention.