I built an API that normalizes raw OEM tag data into a universal canonical schema. 169 fields across CNC, robotics, and industrial equipment. SP_ACT_SPEED becomes spindle_speed_rpm. CoolantTemp becomes sensor_readings.coolant_temp. X1_ActualPosition becomes axes.x_position. Works across Fanuc, Siemens, Haas, DMG Mori, Ignition, and others without per-machine configuration. You can set up triggers in plain English ("alert me when coolant exceeds 32") and it fires webhooks to Slack, CMMS, ERP, or anything with a URL. I also wrote an Ignition integration script (MIT licensed) that reads tags from your gateway via the Web Dev module and pushes them through the normalizer on a configurable interval. 1 cent per normalize call. No subscriptions. Looking for anyone running mixed OEM fleets willing to test with real tag data. Live demo: foundrynet.io
A bit of a bait-and-switch, IMNSHO. The first words in your topic title are "open-source", but that only describes the API layer. Using the API, and the implementation of the API, is not open at all.
I haven't flagged as spam yet, as this is the general discussion category, but this very much is a sales pitch for your non-free service.
(And Ignition is not even in your public list of systems under the "works with everything" heading on your site.)
Fair points, both of them. You're right that "open source" in the title is misleading. The integration scripts are open (MIT license, on GitHub) but the API itself is a paid service.
I'll ask a mod to update the title to remove "open source." That was sloppy wording on my part. And you're right that Ignition isn't on the site yet. I built the Ignition integration scripts specifically for this community but hadn't updated the landing page. Fixing that today.
Appreciate the feedback.