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docs(release): align TITLE.md with main README description
The release-note source TITLE.md still carried outdated wording
("project development", "device integration and management") and
omitted the "AI-ready" positioning that README.md and the four
localized READMEs (zh/ja/vi) all promote as a core value proposition.
docker-ci.yml inlines this file into the GitHub Release body, so the
inconsistency surfaces every time we cut a release.
Realign the second paragraph with README.md:16-19 while keeping the
${SERVICE_VERSION} placeholder and the relative architecture image
path so docker-ci.yml's perl-based assembly continues to work.
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# 🚀 IoT DC3 v${SERVICE_VERSION} Released — Fully Open-Source Distributed IoT Platform!
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IoT DC3 is a fully open-source distributed IoT platform built on Spring Cloud.
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IoT DC3 is a fully open-source, distributed Internet of Things (IoT) platform built on Spring Cloud.
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It is designed to accelerate IoT project development, simplify device integration and management, and provide end-to-end
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solutions to help users quickly build stable and scalable
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IoT systems.
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It accelerates IoT solution delivery and simplifies full-lifecycle device management with a comprehensive architecture
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for robust, production-ready IoT systems.
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It is AI-ready, enabling seamless integration of intelligent connectivity, automation, and data-driven operations.
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All components and code are open-source, ensuring transparency, flexibility, and community-driven innovation.
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As a community-driven and fully open-source platform, IoT DC3 ensures transparency and flexibility in both code and
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architecture, enables continuous innovation, and has been widely
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applied in scenarios such as smart factories, energy monitoring, smart agriculture, and smart cities.
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IoT DC3 has been widely applied across smart factories, energy monitoring, smart agriculture, and smart cities.
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