In the attachment, you can find an article ("LoRa WAN for Wind Turbine Monitoring: Prototype and Practical Deployment") with an example of such an implementation.
Quote: "For analyzing the data and implementing the graphical user interface (GUI) the ThingWorx platform was used. The platform was selected due to ease of its use and broad functionality provided. The MQTT “thing” connects to the MQTT broker and subscribes to the topic of interest. After that, the change of the MQTT thing parameters happens each time the new data are reported by the GW. All the parameter changes are logged by the platform to a database. The web-based GUI enabling visualization of the most recent measurements, as well as of the historic data was designed using the means of ThingWorx (i.e., the “mashup” tools). Also the ThingWorx application was configured to connect to an external weather service and log the current weather conditions near to the site, where the monitored windmill is installed. This provides valuable context information helping to make sense of the measurements".
Hi Yousuf,
1. Here's the case that was given in this article, quote: "In October 2017 one of the test wind turbines in WALQA technology park, Huesca, Spain, has been instrumented with the developed system". You can also feel free to write to the authors of this article and ask all the implementation questions you are interested in (you can find the email addresses in the title of this article).
2. Try to contact with PTC's reseller in your local region (they should advise with specific companies that use Thingworx for Solar & Wind PV systems in your region), here: https://www.ptc.com/en/partners/find-your-partner
