INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS

Every plant is different. Connectivity is a shared need.

Let’s design the architecture that turns production data into a useful business workflow.

Automotive & machinery

One data language across the line.

Collect cycle, status and quality data from different PLC and CNC brands. Design a pilot that correlates part or work-order identifiers with MES records.

  • Cycle monitoring
  • Traceability
  • MES

Illustrative architecture. Both products are not required in every project; verify driver and plug-in compatibility separately.

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Food & packaging

A traceable flow from recipe to batch.

Associate process measurements with batch identifiers and timestamps. Plan recipe transfers with access, version and acknowledgement controls.

  • Batch records
  • Recipe transfer
  • Quality

Illustrative architecture. Both products are not required in every project; verify driver and plug-in compatibility separately.

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Energy & process

Read consumption in production context.

Align meter and process data on a common timeline. Account for meter resets, shifts and missing readings when calculating consumption per unit.

  • Meter data
  • Process monitoring
  • Reporting

Illustrative architecture. Both products are not required in every project; verify driver and plug-in compatibility separately.

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System integrators

Repeatable projects, clear handovers.

Standardize device inventories, tag dictionaries and acceptance criteria. Include backups, license scope and operational responsibilities in the handover.

  • Reference architecture
  • Pilot
  • Handover

Illustrative architecture. Both products are not required in every project; verify driver and plug-in compatibility separately.

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PROJECT APPROACH

Start with a focused pilot. Scale with evidence.

  1. 1

    Define the need

    Devices, data direction and acceptance criteria.

  2. 2

    Verify connectivity

    Field tests with real devices and representative data.

  3. 3

    Test the failure modes

    Disconnection, retries, buffering and rollback.

  4. 4

    Hand over to the team

    Documentation, backups and ownership.

Let’s talk about your plant.

We can start with device make/model and your target systems.

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