What we automate
From the machine to the management report
Production monitoring
Data collected from the machines, controllers, and sensors you already have, shown live on the shop floor and summarized for management: output, stoppages, and efficiency.
Traceability
Lots, batches, and serial numbers followed from raw material to delivery, for the recalls and audits that food, pharmaceutical, and industrial customers expect.
Quality inspection
Cameras and vision models that check products as they pass, running on a machine beside the line.
Maintenance planning
Machine history, alerts, and models that flag equipment likely to fail, so maintenance is planned rather than suffered.
Paperless workflows
Checklists, quality records, work orders, and shift reports moved from paper to tablets and handhelds.
Integration
The shop floor connected to your management, stock, and accounting systems.
Why on site
Your process is your know-how
In industry, sensitive data is not only personal. Recipes, settings, yields, and failure records are what make one plant better than another. Sent to a foreign cloud, they are out of your hands.
We run monitoring, AI, and storage on servers inside the plant, keep production networks apart from office and internet traffic, and design every system to keep running when the outside connection is down.
Who this is for
Industries we work with
- Food and beverage processing
- Pharmaceutical and chemical production
- Building materials, metal, and plastics
- Energy, water, and utilities
- Logistics, warehousing, and distribution
How a project runs
From a site visit to a connected plant
Site visit
We walk the lines with your team and list the machines, the data they produce, and the problems worth solving.
Pilot line
One line or one workshop connected and measured, with results you can judge.
Extension
The rest of the plant connected step by step, without stopping production.
Training and support
Training for operators, technicians, and managers, and support as the plant changes.
Industrial automation
Tell us about your plant
Tell us what you make, which machines you run, and what you want to see or improve. We will propose a first pilot.
Discuss your plant