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30 September - 1 October | Berlin, Germany
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Wednesday September 30, 2026 10:10 - 10:25 CEST
Manufacturing went through the transition automotive is in now, a decade earlier: protocol islands and point-to-point integrations that multiplied with every new consumer, while the data that mattered sat stranded at the edge. EMQ spent that decade building the MQTT backbone of Industry 4.0, and the last several years watching the same patterns reappear in vehicle programs. This keynote distills what transfers: why a unified semantic namespace beats bespoke pipelines, and what changes when the namespace starts moving; what constrained plant edges taught us about persistence and back-pressure, now being re-taught by IVI and gateway hardware; and how to live with the protocol reality vehicles have, where in-vehicle MQTT meets cloud gRPC, including the open-source bridge we built so fleets do not need two parallel stacks. We close with what we are contributing to the community, and where AGL could take it next.
Speakers
avatar for Ivan Dyachkov

Ivan Dyachkov

CTO, EMQ Technologies
Ivan Dyachkov is the CTO of EMQ Technologies, where he works with industrial and automotive companies on the data infrastructure behind Industry 4.0 and software-defined vehicles, from plant-floor Unified Namespaces to vehicle-to-cloud MQTT. He has more than 20 years of experience... Read More →
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Jaylin Yu

Solution VP of Edge Computing, EMQ Technologies Inc.
Jaylin Yu graduated from CUHK and previously worked as a GIS analyst at UN ESCAP. Published several academic papers and held IoT patents. He has devoted more than ten years to IoT and edge computing as a professional and has extensive experience in collaboratively developing software... Read More →
Wednesday September 30, 2026 10:10 - 10:25 CEST
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