VP Link Cloud Development
Wood · Operations & Productivity
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 7 captures on record
What the publisher says
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The offer provides all the tools you need to build a dynamic process model. Build cloud-enabled dynamic simulation process models used to test control system logic and train AI agents. VP Link provides a modelling framework with connectivity to a variety of Industrial Control Systems and Microsoft Autonomous Systems AI.
Use the VP Link Cloud Development virtual machine to use the GUI for model development and testing, then export your model to either the Microsoft Bonsai platform, or locally back to your system for logic testing and training. The VP Link for Cloud Development VM is ideal to supplement an existing local VP Link license for short-term model development efforts. Use the VM for round-the-clock global test developments of large-scale integration testing and Operator Training Simulators.
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Users can also use the VM to try out new features in the latest version of VP Link. Find an easy, medium and complex example at https://github.com/capesoftware/bonsai-vplink.
The VP Link User Manual is installed on the Cloud Development machine. Search for "VP3 Manual" in the Windows search bar at the bottom left of your screen.
If you have questions about VP Link, please visit the support site shown in the listing for this offer. Other offers in the Azure Marketplace may have a dedicated support site for each offer.
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