SAVVY UNIFIED NAMESPACE

A unique, standardized, and accessible repository for all your industrial data

Industrial data is scattered across multiple systems: SCADAs, PLCs, sensors, historians, ERPs, Excel sheets… This creates silos, errors, and an enormous loss of time on manual tasks

Savvy Unified Namespace (UNS) solves this problem: it acts as a unified structure where all OT and IT information is organized and shared in real-time, in a normalized way, and accessible to all systems and people who need it

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Savvy UNS takes this concept further: It is an industrial semantic layer built on OPC-UA and open standards, which connects, contextualizes, and governs all your industrial data in a single, shared, and reliable space

WHY SAVVY UNS?

SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY AND INTEGRATION

Savvy UNS integrates natively with your industrial architecture thanks to the use of OPC-UA as the backbone and an extensive library of connectors:

PLCs, SCADAs, DCS, legacy systems
On-premise, edge, or cloud environments
Protocols like MQTT, REST API, SQL, JSON…

FLEXIBLE HIERARCHIES, DESIGNED BY YOU

Design your information model as you understand it: plant → line → cell → asset → variable.

Forget about closed structures imposed by vendors. Here you decide how the data is structured.

INDUSTRIAL AI ACCELERATOR

Savvy UNS is not just an integration layer; it is the foundation that makes it possible to deploy AI models quickly, reliably, and scalably in real industrial environments. By working on a unified and standardized data space, your algorithms can be easily reused across different machines, lines, or plants, even if they use different control systems (Siemens, Omron, Fanuc, Beckhoff…).

Thanks to this common semantic model, AI models no longer rely on specific configurations or proprietary protocols: all systems publish and consume data in the same normalized flow, which accelerates deployments, reduces errors, and simplifies maintenance.

Furthermore, Savvy UNS allows you to react in real-time to any plant event: launch alerts, automatically adjust parameters, or activate processes according to your own rules — both at the Edge and in the cloud.