With this, building and industrial automation based on LonWorks can “seamlessly and securely interoperate with cloud and IoT applications”, according to Adesto.

LON IP protocol describes the set of requirements for users, developers, vendors, integrators and specifiers of open building and industrial control systems to develop LON devices with native IP transport – the latter of which can boost communication bandwidth and increase communication flexibility.

Adesto will be providing multi-protocol transceiver chipsets that support LON, LON IP and other IP-based protocols such as BACnet IP; as well as Open MQTT based web services protocol (IAP) and APIs that can connect to LON and other control protocols; and edge servers and network interfaces that provide connectivity from IP cloud services to protocols including LON, Modbus, and BACnet.