HiveMQ vs. FrameworX

HiveMQ provides the most trusted IoT data streaming and Industrial AI platform, built on MQTT, to power a reliable, scalable, and AI-ready data backbone. What HiveMQ is known for: 1. MQTT-native: Built around the MQTT standard, purpose-designed for event-driven, real-time communication 2. Enterprise-grade reliability: Handles millions of concurrent connections with high availability and fault tolerance 3. Industrial-ready: Widely used in IIoT, manufacturing, automotive, energy, smart infrastructure, and data centers 4. Scalable & secure: Supports global deployments with strong security, governance, and observability 5. UNS & IT/OT convergence enabler: Commonly used as the backbone for Unified Namespace architectures and seamlessly connects OT devices with IT systems for full visibility and interoperability.

FrameworX by Tatsoft is a unified SCADA, HMI, and IIoT platform that reduces project delivery time and eliminates the hidden costs of traditional industrial software licensing. AI Designer, built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), brings AI directly into the engineering environment. Rather than generating code for engineers to review and paste, AI takes action inside the Designer in real time, building tag databases, alarm configurations, historian setups, operator displays, and scripts from plain-language instructions. Engineers report completing work 2x to 10x faster. New team members become productive in days, not months. Senior engineers stop being bottlenecks. FrameworX connects to 100+ industrial devices and protocols out of the box, including PLCs, DCS systems, OPC-UA, and MQTT. Scripting is available in C#, VB.NET, JavaScript, and Python. Web, mobile, and desktop access require no client installs. Every module is included in a single license: Devices, Alarms, Historian, Reports, Security, and DevOps tools. No per-tag pricing. No add-on fees. One transparent cost that scales with your business, not your tag count. Deployed in 5,000+ projects across manufacturing, utilities, oil and gas, and building automation worldwide. (FrameworX was formerly known as FactoryStudio.)