Technology · EdgeSync™
EdgeSync™ — industrial edge computing inside one deviceAcquisition, control, HMI, gateway, AI and communication running on the machine, not in the cloud
Acquisition path · control path · communication path · task engine
EdgeSync™ is built for industrial edge computing inside a single device: it is designed for edge-native intelligent execution, integrating data acquisition, control, HMI, gateway functions, AI inference, communication and task scheduling into one coherent operational system — so the machine keeps deciding even when the network does not.
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Paths unified per device
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On-device responsibilities
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Device — no separate gateway box
24/7
Duty cycle
17+
Years in industrial computing
Core definition
EdgeSync™ = Acquisition Path + Control Path + Communication Path + Task Engine
Primary responsibilities
Seven jobs industrial edge computing has to do — on one device
These are the responsibilities EdgeSync™ unifies inside the machine. Split them across separate boxes and you get the usual result: more cabinets, more cabling and a control loop that waits on the network.
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Acquisition
Unified management of multi-channel data sources — sensors, fieldbuses and industrial protocols.
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Control
Local control logic, real-time response and safety interlocks.
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HMI
Coordinated interaction with FrontOps™ or a local operator interface.
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Gateway
Data pathways from the edge to the cloud or to centralized control centers.
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AI
Invocation of local or neighbouring compute resources for inference and decision-making.
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Communication
Unified management of multi-protocol, multi-link communication paths.
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Task execution
Completes an internal execution loop — from input → processing → output — within the device itself.
EdgeSync™ is the architectural technology that enables a single industrial device to possess complete “self-executing intelligence” at the edge.
Where it fits
EdgeSync™ is the runtime layer of the CESIPC architecture
EdgeSync™ sits above the hardware and below the application: BlockCore™ decides what the machine is built from, SafeCore™ decides whether it survives a power event, and EdgeSync™ decides what happens inside it.
- Foundational architecture of CESIPC — how EdgeSync™ fits with BlockCore™ and SafeCore™
- BlockCore™ — the modular board architecture EdgeSync™ runs on
- SafeCore™ — power protection, backup and autonomous recovery
- EPC-10XA fanless embedded industrial PC
- EPC-102B four-LAN modular industrial box PC
- Applications by industry
Building an edge-native machine?
Tell us what the device has to acquire, decide and switch, and what it has to talk to. We will confirm which paths stay on the machine, which platform carries them, and the part number and lead time — or write to sales@cesipc.com.