Bright Machines integrates Databricks to achieve real-time factory dashboard
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Bright Machines provides real-time, governed factory data dashboard to customers without opening factory network access by integrating Databricks. The company captures PostgreSQL changes at the factory edge using Debezium, writes them to Apache Iceberg, and sends them through a single auditable outbound path, finally federating reading in Databricks via Unity Catalog. Operators retain local real-time assembly dashboard because real-time data is needed; Databricks cloud serves customers and internal teams. Data leaves the factory in five steps through a single outbound path, Databricks reads data directly without replication tasks. Multiple AI/BI dashboards read processed data from the silver layer and have role-based permissions.
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