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Gravio
The Platform for Cloud and Edge Connectivity
and Automation
Gravio is a platform to connect inputs and outputs to enhance efficiency within companies. Other than most other Enterprise Application Integration Platforms, Gravio is very easy to use without coding knowledge and leverages the Edge as well as the Cloud. This means, it can easily work with on-premise data, for example, from sensors or from computer vision systems.
Edge and Cloud
Build innovative products and solutions that span across the the cloud as well as on-premise.
No Code
Build software solutions quickly without programming knowledge using Gravio Actions and Triggers.
Interoperability
Boost business capabilities by increasing connectivity using Gravio Adapters.
Automation
Increase productivity by automating and streamlining processes.
What do we connect?
Gravio is a platform to connect inputs and outputs to enhance efficiency within companies. Other than most other Enterprise Application Integration Platforms, Gravio is very easy to use without coding knowledge and leverages the Edge as well as the Cloud. This means, it can easily work with on-premise data, for example, from sensors or from computer vision systems.
How do we connect it?
At Gravio, we continuously create new adapters for data sources, APIs and devices. From Zigbee, HTTP Rest APIs, we build Gravio in a way that makes it easy for you to increase the efficiency of connectivity within your business. Our software runs in the Cloud as well as at the Edge, to leverage the potential or both worlds. We focus on interoperability and open standards, so our customers are not locked in. The Gravio Node software runs on Linux, Mac and Windows.
Triggers and Actions
Gravio is based on Triggers and Actions. Actions are small sequential programs that you can put together with no coding skills. Those Actions take the incoming data and process it, and push it further other APIs or output devices. Triggers monitor the condition of incoming data, and if a trigger condition is met, the respectivae Action will be executed with the relevant incoming data.
What do we connect?
How do we connect it?
Gravio Architecture
Gravio is made of Nodes
How to get started?
The Hubkit Node server software runs on any Windows, Mac or Linux laptop or workstation,
on our dedicated hardware called "Gravio Hubs",
or on 3rd party specialised edge devices (Lenovo, IBM, Dell, HP, ...)
All nodes are connected to the main node via HTTP.
The Gravio Hub supports LTE connectivity.
So do some specialise edge devices.
The entire system is managed by the Gravio Coordinator.
Which also manages the master database of all collated data.
Cloud and Edge Nodes can integrate with other services.
Edge Nodes connect to Edge devices such as sensors, output devices or camera systems.
To get you started easily we provide the Main Node in the cloud for you first.
All you need is a Windows, Mac or Linux computer
to start connecting
devices and software.
Watch the step-by-step guide on how to get your free trial of Gravio on YouTube now
Download Gravio
Gravio HubKit is the software that processes the incoming data and executes the Actions based on the set Triggers. We call these servers "Nodes". HubKit can be installed on Windows, Mac and Linux. The Coordinator sits in-between the Nodes and coordinates them. The Coordinator can be installed on any Linux machine, on-premise or in the cloud.
HubKit
Data capturing from sensors and Trigger data sensing event and Timer event, Execute Action Data Flow program by user defined.
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Why Choose Gravio?
Easy to use
Data Integrity
Cloud Deployment
Interoperability
Edge Deployment
Modular
Case Studies and Use Cases
What is Node Computing?
What is Node Computing?
July 28, 2023
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Energy Harvesting Sensors: The Future of Sustainable Sensing?
Are Energy Harvesting Sensors the future?
August 25, 2023
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Tutorial: How to Create Your Computer Vision Software Sensors with TensorFlow and Gravio
Step by step guide how to create your own computer vision and AI engine using TensorFlow, Google and Gravio
May 8, 2023
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MQTT Integration Made Easy: A Comprehensive Guide to Publishing and Subscribing with an MQTT Broker
This article is about setting up and using an MQTT broker for integrating devices and applications using the MQTT protocol. The blog provides a step-by-step guide to setting up an MQTT broker and explains how to publish and subscribe to messages with the broker. It also covers the importance of an MQTT broker in the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem and how it enables communication between devices and applications. These include building applications with a low code, IoT Edge Integration platform, Gravio. The blog is useful for anyone who wants to learn how to use an MQTT broker for integrating devices and applications in a distributed system.
February 24, 2023
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Empowering Organizations Through IoT Education: Best Practices and Strategies
This article will explore some strategies and methods for IoT education in organizations. It is likely to highlight how IoT education can empower organizations to embrace IoT technology, improve their operations, and increase their revenue. This article is intended for organizations that are exploring implementing IoT education programs to upskill their workforce and take advantage of the opportunities offered by IoT technology.
February 20, 2023
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Security
When interfacing internal or external systems, different systems need to use different communication methods and protocols in a secure manner, and Gravio supports industry-standard, secure, and robust security protocols.
Internet Banking Standard SSL/TLS Encryption
Access to Gravio Coordinator and Gravio HubKit as well as any communication between the Node Hubs are SSL/TLS encrypted.


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Access Control via Certificates
Users accessing Node Hubs are controlled via client certificates which are issued by your own Gravio Coordinator. This way you have full control over the users and the resources they can access. The client certificate issuing process can be controlled from the Gravio Coordinator’s web interface.
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API Authentication Using OAuth 2.0
Where required, components that access third-party APIs (database, mail, storage components, etc.) support the OAuth 2.0 protocol. With the OAuth 2.0 authentication, action components that support OAuth 2.0 can exchange data with external interfaces in a secure way.
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Choose the plan that’s right for your business
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Free
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The free version of Gravio is intended to give you a feeling of the software. You can build your own inputs, triggers, actions and outputs, but the available components are limited.
Plan Details
Free
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Business
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The Business Plan offers the basic Action components as well as more advanced Action components needed by more businesses in the Action Program. You can also deploy Gravio Coordinator on our Gravio Cloud and run the management of your nodes on our managed servers.
Plan Details
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600
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Business Pro
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In addition to the action components available in the "Business Pro" plan, the "Business Pro" plan includes components required for cloud integration and action components for using OpenAI. As with the Business plan, Gravio Coordinator can be deployed in the Gravio Cloud that we provide, and node management can be performed on our managed servers.
Plan Details
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900
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Business Pro
Perpetual License
This is the same functionality as the "Business Pro" plan, but it is available under a software license agreement with no fixed usage period instead of a subscription license. An additional 20% annual maintenance fee is required to receive the latest software updates.
Plan Details
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17,800
License
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3,560
Maintenance
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Please contact us to discuss your requirements and we will suggest the right package for you, if we think Gravio is suitable for your needs.
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