Digital Production Monitoring
We make production measurable. Data collection from machines and stations, traceability, and a clear view of the figures that production and management really need.
Decisions are made based on figures nobody actually measured.
How many good parts did the line make yesterday? Why did the cycle time increase? Which batch went to which customer? In most SMEs, full enterprise software rarely reaches the shop floor—leaving critical decisions to guesswork, paper logs, or end-of-shift spreadsheets.
Integrating legacy and modern machinery into high-cost ERPs is financially impractical for small to medium manufacturers. We bridge this gap by capturing key operational metrics directly from your existing equipment—using custom edge IoT devices and lean database infrastructure to deliver reliable dashboards for decision-makers with minimal operational disruption.
What we take on
- Automated shop-floor data collection
- Real-time production dashboards
- Batch & lot traceability
- Machine & sensor connectivity
- Custom edge IoT data loggers
- PLC / HMI integration
- Industrial database engines
- OEE & downtime monitoring
- Quality & scrap tracking
- Legacy machine retrofitting
What we do not do
We are not a general software house or an off-the-shelf ERP vendor. We develop pragmatic industrial software and custom data hardware for real shop-floor processes, on machinery we know inside out.
Software written by people who build the line.
Machines and stations
PLC and HMI programming, including Beckhoff TwinCAT, and communication with older machines and newly bought equipment.
IoT devices
Low-cost ESP32 devices with long battery life, for measurements where cables cannot easily go.
Databases
SQL Server, local or in the cloud: torque curves, test results, batches, stoppages.
Screens for people
Applications and dashboards for the operator, the engineer and management, on PCs, tablets or phones.
Start from the question, not from the technology.
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What needs to be known
The questions production and management cannot answer today, and the figures that would answer them.
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Where the data is
Survey of the machines, controllers and manual records, and how each can be connected.
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A first working step
One line or one station first, so the result is seen and trusted before it is extended.
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Extension and support
More machines, traceability and quality data, as the use grows.
Real projects.
A robotic overmoulding cell
Do you want to see what really happens in your production?
Tell us which machines and stations you have, what you record today and which questions you cannot answer. We will tell you what is worth measuring first.