Technology Partners
TECHNOLOGY PARTNER
Inductive Automation’s Ignition platform is widely used for SCADA, HMI, IIoT, MES and industrial data applications around the world.
How RTA Complements Ignition
RTA protocol gateways connect devices such as barcode scanners, weigh scales and power meters to PLCs and Ignition. The RTA Historian captures high-resolution operational data locally while making selected data available to Ignition for broader performance and quality analysis.
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TECHNOLOGY PARTNER
RESELLER
Zebra Technologies provides barcode scanning, mobile computing, RFID, printing and automation technologies used throughout manufacturing, logistics, healthcare and retail.
How RTA Works With Zebra
RTA gateways connect Zebra USB and serial barcode devices directly to industrial automation systems, making scanner data available to PLCs and other control equipment. RTA also resells select Zebra scanners bundled with preconfigured RTA gateways for fast, straightforward deployment.
TECHNOLOGY PARTNER
Mitsubishi Electric’s e-F@ctory Alliance brings together technology partners and solution providers to help manufacturers integrate best-in-class products, systems and expertise.
How RTA Works With Mitsubishi Electric
RTA gateways connect Mitsubishi Electric products to other industrial networks and devices, including scanners and weigh scales. The RTA Historian also complements ICONICS GENESIS SCADA with high-fidelity machine data for troubleshooting and analysis.
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Protocol & Industry Organizations
MEMBER
The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) is a global trade association for the robotics, machine vision, motion control and industrial AI industries, driving automation adoption through safety standards, education and industry events.
How RTA Is Involved
RTA supports A3’s mission by breaking down integration barriers to accelerate the adoption of advanced automation. Our protocol gateways and historian are designed to eliminate the friction of digitalization by providing users with intuitive browser-based interfaces and requiring zero custom logic, programming, proprietary software or subscriptions. RTA Enginerds also guide OEMs through protocol enablement.
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CESMII is helping manufacturers accelerate smart manufacturing through standards, education, research and interoperable data infrastructure.
How RTA Is Involved
RTA supports CESMII’s work toward standardized industrial information models and interoperability. Protocol gateways enable bidirectional data exchange between legacy devices and modern industrial networks to unify factory communications. The RTA Historian unlocks automation data from PLCs and factory floor devices, contextualizes it and makes it accessible upstream, and will conform to the CESMII i3X interoperability standard.
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The Modbus Organization maintains and drives the evolution of open Modbus communication protocols, ensuring interoperability, providing testing resources across industrial automation systems and providing information to users and suppliers to help them be successful in their use of Modbus.
How RTA Is Involved
RTA supports Modbus integrations through protocol gateways, the RTConnect embedded enablement module and source code stacks. Our solutions enable serial and Ethernet-based Modbus hardware to connect directly to PLCs, enterprise networks and modern control architectures.
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ODVA develops the open industrial communication standards behind technologies including EtherNet/IP and the Common Industrial Protocol, helping ensure products from different vendors work together reliably.
How RTA Is Involved
RTA has decades of experience implementing ODVA technologies, such as EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet, through our line of protocol gateways, enablement modules and source code stacks. We leverage our expertise to ensure interoperability between existing automation networks and new devices entering the market, helping OEMs pass conformance.
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The OPC Foundation develops and maintains OPC standards that enable secure, reliable data exchange from embedded devices through enterprise and cloud systems.
How RTA Is Involved
RTA helps manufacturers and device makers deploy OPC UA through protocol gateways, embedded modules and source code stacks. Our solutions make it easy to bridge plant floor data to enterprise IT and cloud networks, while providing OEMs with the development and engineering support to build native OPC UA connectivity into their products.
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PROFIBUS & PROFINET International develops and promotes open industrial communication technologies including PROFIBUS, PROFINET, IO-Link, MTP, omlox and SRCI.
How RTA Is Involved
RTA supports PI’s vision of connected automation by leveraging decades of protocol expertise to ensure reliable communication across the enterprise. Our solutions bridge PROFIBUS and PROFINET devices to other automation networks and enterprise systems, eliminating integration friction for end users and assisting OEMs from initial code integration through official conformance certification.
