Factory machines and PLCs streaming live data to a ThingWorx IIoT machine monitoring dashboard
Services · ThingWorx — IIoT

ThingWorx IIoT Services by PSPTechHub

PSPTechHub connects machines, PLCs and sensors to PTC ThingWorx and turns live shop-floor data into dashboards, alerts and predictive maintenance — from a pilot line to every plant.

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Quick answer

ThingWorx IIoT services connect factory machines, PLCs and sensors to the PTC ThingWorx platform so plants can see live equipment status, get alerts, track energy and predict maintenance. PSPTechHub designs the connectivity, builds the dashboards and supports the solution after go-live.

Definition

What Is ThingWorx IIoT?

ThingWorx IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) is the use of the PTC ThingWorx platform to collect data from industrial equipment, store it, and show it in real time. Machines and PLCs send data through Kepware, OPC UA or MQTT. ThingWorx models each asset, applies rules and alerts, and serves dashboards to operators, engineers and managers.

  1. 1

    Connect

    PLCs, legacy controllers, sensors and test systems

  2. 2

    Monitor

    Live machine status, KPIs and threshold alerts

  3. 3

    Predict

    Trends and asset health that drive maintenance before failure

Architecture

How a ThingWorx IIoT Solution Works

  1. 1. Devices

    PLCs, sensors, test rigs and legacy controllers on the shop floor

  2. 2. Connectivity

    Kepware / KEPServerEX, OPC UA or MQTT gateways

  3. 3. ThingWorx

    Asset models, rules, alerts and analytics

  4. 4. Data store

    Time-series database for live and historical data

  5. 5. Apps

    Web dashboards on desktop, tablet and mobile

ThingWorx IIoT architecture: PLCs and sensors connected through Kepware and MQTT to ThingWorx, a time-series database and dashboards

Capabilities

What PSPTechHub Builds on ThingWorx IIoT

Eight building blocks, combined to match your machines, data and goals.

Plant engineer reviewing ThingWorx energy, utilities and predictive maintenance dashboards

Most requested

Predictive maintenance & energy monitoring

Machine & PLC Connectivity

Connect Siemens, Mitsubishi, Allen-Bradley and legacy controllers through Kepware, OPC UA and MQTT.

Real-Time Machine Monitoring

Color-coded machine status with live speed, efficiency and part counts on every line.

Predictive Maintenance

Asset health, criticality scoreboards and trend alerts that flag issues before breakdowns.

Energy & Utilities Monitoring

Track electricity, gas, steam, water and solar KPIs with weather context and savings targets.

Role-Based IIoT Dashboards

Separate views for operations, engineering and management — OEE, emissions and test results.

Alerts & Automated Reports

Threshold-based alerts plus scheduled PDF and Excel reports for performance and compliance.

Time-Series Data Storage

Persist high-frequency machine data in InfluxDB or PostgreSQL for history and analysis.

ERP & MES Integration

Link IIoT data with SAP and MES so production, maintenance and planning share one picture.

Connectivity

Which Protocol Connects Your Machines to ThingWorx?

Most plants use more than one. PSPTechHub picks the right mix per machine.

Comparison of ThingWorx IIoT connectivity options
OptionBest forHow it works
Kepware (KEPServerEX)Mixed PLC brands and legacy controllers150+ industrial drivers read tags and publish them to ThingWorx
OPC UAModern PLCs and secure plant networksStandard, encrypted machine-to-machine data exchange
MQTTLightweight, high-frequency or remote dataPublish/subscribe messaging through a broker to ThingWorx
REST / ERP APIsSAP, MES and enterprise systemsTwo-way integration of orders, assets and maintenance data

Delivery approach

From Pilot Line to Every Plant

  1. 1

    Discovery

    Map machines, PLCs, protocols, data points and the KPIs that matter.

  2. 2

    Pilot Line

    Connect one line, build the first dashboards and train operators and supervisors.

  3. 3

    Validate

    Confirm data accuracy, alert thresholds and user adoption on the pilot.

  4. 4

    Scale

    Roll out a reusable architecture to more lines, plants and asset types.

  5. 5

    Support

    AMS support, enhancements and ThingWorx platform upgrades over time.

Industries

Where ThingWorx IIoT Fits

Discrete manufacturing

Monitor CNC, assembly and test lines for downtime and throughput.

Pharma & life sciences

Track utilities, energy and equipment status with audit-ready data.

Automotive & assembly

Unify production, emissions and test data across lines and plants.

Energy & utilities

Monitor fuel, energy and asset health from remote sites in one view.

Less unplanned downtimeLive production visibilityFaster decisionsPredictive maintenanceLower energy useScalable digital foundation

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FAQs

ThingWorx IIoT — Questions Answered

What is ThingWorx IIoT?

ThingWorx IIoT is the use of PTC ThingWorx to connect industrial machines and sensors, collect their data in real time and turn it into dashboards, alerts and analytics.

How does ThingWorx connect to PLCs?

ThingWorx usually connects to PLCs through Kepware (KEPServerEX), OPC UA or MQTT. These gateways read machine tags and send them to ThingWorx as live properties.

Can ThingWorx connect to legacy machines?

Yes. Legacy controllers can be connected through Kepware drivers, protocol converters or edge gateways, so older equipment can be monitored alongside new machines.

What is predictive maintenance in ThingWorx?

Predictive maintenance uses live and historical machine data in ThingWorx to spot trends and deviations, so maintenance teams act before a failure causes downtime.

Can ThingWorx monitor energy and utilities?

Yes. ThingWorx dashboards can track electricity, gas, steam, water and solar KPIs, compare them to targets and add environmental context such as temperature and humidity.

How long does a ThingWorx IIoT pilot take?

It depends on the number of machines and protocols. PSPTechHub typically starts with one pilot line, then scales the proven architecture to more lines and plants.

Does PSPTechHub support ThingWorx IIoT after go-live?

Yes. PSPTechHub provides ThingWorx AMS support, enhancements, and platform upgrades and migrations after go-live.

Connect Your Machines to ThingWorx

Tell PSPTechHub about your plant, machines and goals — we will scope the right ThingWorx IIoT pilot.

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