Launch of the next-generation EcoStruxure platform maximizing IIoT capabilities.
Providing three levels of service from communications to applications, analytics tools, and services.

Schneider strengthens its position in the industrial Internet of Things market.

Schneider Electric Korea (CEO Kyung-Rok Kim) announced the launch of its next-generation EcoStruxure integrated solution that maximizes Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) capabilities.

At the 'Life is On Innovation Summit' held at the Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel on the 14th, Schneider also launched StruxureOn, PowerTag, and Altivar Machine ATV320, which are among the various products that make up EcoStruxure.

Launched in 2007, EcoStruxure is a next-generation technology platform that has been installed and used in approximately 450,000 points around the world. It is being relaunched with enhanced features such as cloud, real-time data analysis and actions, and edge control, in response to the advancement of Internet of Things technology.

EcoStruxure is a three-stage technology platform that leverages the Internet of Things to optimize energy efficiency and processes, thereby improving productivity. In the first stage, smart products capable of communication are connected to each other. In the second stage, data from connected products is uploaded and optimized and controlled through edge control via mobile or remote control. In the final third stage, applications, analysis tools, and services that analyze massive amounts of data in real time and support complex decision-making at the highest level are included.


EcoStruxure's key markets include buildings, data centers, factories, and power grids, where Schneider has expertise. Furthermore, through partnerships with leading companies like Microsoft and Intel, the EcoStruxure Community has been formed to enhance applications, analytics, and services, providing deeper data analysis and strategic insights. Furthermore, by fostering collaboration with diverse partners, Schneider operates an open platform that allows access to not only developers and data scientists, but also hardware and service partners to develop new applications.

Forming an EcoStruxure Community through partnerships with companies

A variety of new products that make up EcoStruxure were also released.

StruxureOn is a digital service that monitors critical power-conservation infrastructure, such as data centers and server rooms, by connecting them to the Schneider Electric Cloud. IoT technology collects and analyzes data in real time, and with mobile-optimized communication, customers can remotely check equipment status 24/7 via smartphone and consult with Schneider Electric expert engineers when necessary.

PowerTag, an ultra-compact wireless energy sensor, transforms previously incapable of communication into products for the Internet of Things (IoT) era. Easily attached to a building's existing circuit breakers or distribution panels, it wirelessly monitors data such as energy usage, voltage, current, and power factor in real time, improving building energy efficiency and power system health. Furthermore, by sending this data to a building management system (BMS), building and facility managers can access accurate power data in real time and manage it remotely.

The Altivar Machine ATV320 is a service-oriented smart inverter from Altivar, specifically designed for machine manufacturing. The Altivar Machine features a web server interface based on an Ethernet network. Using IoT technology, the inverter can be easily monitored and controlled anytime, anywhere, from any internet-connected location. In addition, the Green Contactor, which reduces power consumption by 80%, Cooling Optimize, a DCIM for data centers using artificial intelligence technology, Vijeo 360, which applies augmented reality technology, EYESIM, which is based on virtual reality technology, and Tricon CX, an emergency stop system for safety-critical manufacturing sites such as oil and gas, will also be showcased.

“Schneider Electric has grown more than threefold over the past 15 years, establishing itself as a global leader in energy management and automation,” said Kyung-Rok Kim, President of Schneider Electric Korea. “We expect to strengthen our leadership in the Industrial Internet of Things in Korea as well, contributing to innovation at all stages through IoT-based solutions.”

“The Industrial Internet of Things is a critical area for Schneider, accounting for 45% of our revenue,” said David Ogaz, Senior Vice President, Process Automation, Asia Pacific. “We have been focusing on IoT since 1997 and are continuing to innovate and are committed to helping our customers become more energy efficient and sustainable.”