Overview

FrameworX 10.1 follows a modular architecture designed for industrial applications, providing a complete solution from field connectivity to enterprise integration.

The Four Pillars Architecture

Every FrameworX solution is built on four foundational pillars that work together to create a complete industrial application:

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1. Unified Namespace (UNS) - Foundation Layer

The UNS serves as the central data model for your entire solution:

• Tags - Real-time data points with types, scaling, and properties
• Asset Tree - Hierarchical organization of your plant/process
• User Data Types (UDTs) - Reusable templates for complex objects
• TagProviders - External data source connections

2. Process Modules - Industrial Integration Layer

Connect and collect data from field devices and industrial systems:

• Devices - 70+ native drivers for PLCs, RTUs, and field devices
• Alarms - Event detection, notification, and audit trail
• Historians - Time-series data storage and retrieval

3. Application Modules - Business Logic Layer

Process and transform data for business needs:

• Scripts - Custom logic in C#, VB.NET, Python, JavaScript
• Datasets - SQL database connections and queries
• Reports - Document generation and data export

4. User Interface - Visualization Layer

Present information to operators and managers:

• Displays - HMI/SCADA screens with rich graphics
• Dashboards - KPI monitoring and analytics
• Clients - Rich (.NET), Web (HTML5), and Mobile applications

System Architecture

Three-Tier Architecture

• Presentation Tier
  • Rich Client (.NET)
  • Web Client (WebAssembly)
  • Mobile Client (WebAssembly)
• Application Tier
  • FrameworX Runtime (TServer)
  • UNS (Tag & UDT) | Field Devices | Alarms
  • Historian | Reports | Dataset SQL | Scripts
• Data Tier
  • Solution DB (configuration), Historian DB (Time-Series) and Alarms DB
  • External SQL, Objects DB, or Cloud Storage, or custom connectors
  • Drivers (70+ field protocols), OPC-UA, MQTT + third-party extensions

Key Architectural Benefits

Platform Components

The platform operates through three essential workspaces:

• [Platform Architecture (Concept)] - Technical foundation and component integration
• [Solution Center (Concept)] - Solution management and launch point
• [Designer Workspace (Concept)] - Configuration environment for all modules
• [Runtime Environment (Concept)] - Execution environment for deployed solutions
• [Network Topologies (Concept)] - Deployment architectures from standalone to distributed

Overview

FrameworX 10.1 follows a modular architecture designed for industrial applications, providing a complete solution from field connectivity to enterprise integration.'

The Four Pillars Architecture

Deployment Architectures

Key Architectural Benefits

Platform UI environment

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