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From Wikipedia -
ROBUST is:
In computing terms, robustness is the resilience of the system under stress or when confronted with invalid input. It is the ability of the software system to maintain function even with the changes in internal structure or external environment. For example, an operating system is considered robust if it operates correctly when it is starved of memory or storage space, or when confronted with an application that has bugs or is behaving in an illegal fashion such as trying to access memory or storage belonging to other tasks in a multitasking system.
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BEST is:
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I don't know how relevant my assessment of the words are, but THERE IS ONE THING I DO KNOW....
If robust or best were to mean that a network system is standardized down to what seems to be a microscopic level to controls technicians, then LON networks get the prize! You have detailed control of a LON network through several choices of LON network management software. For the most part, you have to know it in detail just to get a system working. I would say if you are wanting to secure a job in controls... learn LON and then pray that it never goes away.
If robust or best were to mean that a network system is less complicated from a setup standpoint and you have the idea that default values are great to get started.....(this obviously reduces network versitility) then you adjust network parameters to "tweek" the network performance after it is installed..... well give the trophy to BACnet in my opinion.
My opinion in a nutshell is that they both get the job done and they both work well for building automation.
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