Building a Greenfield Smart Factory powered by Open Source in 2023
summary
Concrete blueprint for a greenfield smart factory built on open source in 2023, claiming an edge‑first unified namespace using MQTT/Sparkplug and Apache Kafka for interoperability. Lists tested stacks: Apache Kafka, Eclipse Mosquitto, Arduino Opta PLC, Eclipse Kura, Node-RED, TimescaleDB, Grafana, Kubernetes, OpenZiti, Trivy and OpenEDR for security. Shows a working prototype: predictive maintenance on a three‑phase motor (vibration, energy metering, controller data) using a DIKW pipeline, reports ~10% savings by pre‑booking energy, and describes a 3–4 year greenfield commissioning baseline.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Open source smart factories
- 1:31Greenfield smart factory
- 3:40Key components
- 8:11Open source architecture
- 13:00Recommended tools
- 18:45Predictive maintenance demo
- 23:15Future vision
- 23:57Q&A
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