HP IoT Management Platform

The HP IoT Management Platform brings sensing and control devices together with ubiquitous connectivity, mobile communications and intelligent analytics, and feeds them into every stage of industrial production — raising manufacturing efficiency, improving product quality and cutting both cost and resource use, moving traditional industry into an intelligent era.

Solution typeTurnkey industry solution
DeliverySource code · on-premise deployment
Best forIndustrial, building and public-sector IoT

1. Product overview

Industries served

Smart buildings, energy and environment, consumer electronics and home, healthcare and life sciences, industrial, transport, retail, public safety, and IT and service networks.

Main capabilities of the HP IoT Management Platform (1)

1. Device connectivity

Cellular (2G/3G/4G/5G), NB-IoT, LoRaWAN and Wi-Fi access options solve the pain of managing heterogeneous networks.

Mainstream industry protocols are supported — NB-IoT (LWM2M), MQTT, CoAP, Modbus and HTTP — meeting both the real-time needs of long connections and the low-power needs of short ones.

2. Product management

Products of the same type can be created quickly, and attribute rules and configuration are shared across devices of that type — raising efficiency and unifying management.

It also makes statistical analysis on the platform easier.

3. Device management

Full lifecycle management: register, update, query and delete devices, plus online/offline status management.

Up and down notifications make it easy to keep track of device status.

Device data storage handles large volumes with fast queries.

4. Security

Identity

One-device-one-key authentication lowers the risk of a device being compromised — a high level of security.

One-model-one-key authentication suits volume production where certificates cannot be burned into every unit.

Communications

TLS data channels protect confidentiality and integrity, suited to devices with ample hardware resources and low sensitivity to power consumption.

5. Remote upgrade (OTA)

Remote FOTA for 2G/3G/4G/NB-IoT/Wi-Fi modules.

Remote SOTA for the terminal MCU, meeting the need to iterate application software.

Upgrade groups and policies are supported, with full and differential packages.

6. Message queue (MQ)

A distributed architecture with high availability, throughput and scalability.

TLS-encrypted transport for security.

Multiple clients can consume the same queue.

Business buffering smooths peak loads.

7. Data dashboard

Rich IoT templates and industry components.

Connects built-in platform data, third-party databases and static Excel files.

Adapts automatically to screens of different resolutions and scenarios.

8. Video

Video platform, live streaming and end-to-end solutions.

Device-side and app-side SDKs make video monitoring and streaming quick to implement.

2. Platform architecture

A distributed microservice architecture built on Spring Boot, Spring Cloud & Alibaba.

HP IoT platform architecture

Architecture in brief

Front end and back end are separated; the microservice front end is built on Vue.

The back end uses Spring Boot, Spring Cloud & Alibaba.

Nacos provides the registry and configuration centre; Redis handles authentication.

3. Platform demo

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