Custom software for manufacturing
Monitoring built for your plant: data from the machines you already have, a live dashboard in the browser, alerts your team configures and history to decide with data. Our team brings 25 years of manufacturing experience — maintenance and automation, production, plant management and machine design.
When a monitoring system pays for itself
The cost of not seeing production doesn't arrive as an invoice — it arrives as downtime discovered too late, rework and decisions made on gut feeling.
- To check on a machine, someone has to walk over and look at its panel.
- Shift output is written on paper and typed in later — if it gets typed in at all.
- Downtime only becomes a known problem once it has already cost hours.
- Each machine has its own panel, and none of them talk to each other.
- The production report arrives days later, when it's too late to react.
What the system does
We define the scope around your process and the machines already on the floor.
Machine connectivity
We connect to what's already on the shop floor — PLCs and sensors — without replacing equipment. Modbus, OPC-UA and MQTT.
Browser dashboard
The state of the whole plant on one screen, updating live. From the office or a phone, with nothing to install.
Configurable alerts
Your team decides what counts as abnormal and who gets notified. No vendor ticket to change a threshold.
History and output
How much each machine produced, when it stopped and why. That's what turns arguments into data-driven decisions.
Remote control
Commands from the screen with role-based permissions and a log of who did what — an audit trail for critical operations.
ERP integration
What the machine produced reaches your ERP without anyone retyping a spreadsheet at the end of the day.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to replace my machines or PLCs?
- In most cases, no. Industrial equipment usually already speaks a standard protocol (Modbus, OPC-UA) or accepts a communication module. We survey the plant before proposing anything: if we can read what's already there, that's the cheapest and fastest route.
- Is this the same as an off-the-shelf SCADA?
- The function is similar, the model isn't. Traditional SCADA usually comes with per-tag licensing and rigid screens. What we build is designed for your plant and the metrics you track — and the system is yours, with no license fee for every machine you add.
- Does it work if the internet goes down?
- Data collection keeps running locally and syncs when the connection is back — no history is lost. Remote access does depend on the network, which is why the dashboard also works on the plant's internal network.
- How long until the first machine is on the dashboard?
- We start with one machine or one line, not the whole plant. That first phase usually takes weeks and validates the data, the network and what's actually worth tracking. The rest follows, built on what the first phase taught us.
- Have you done this on a real project?
- Yes. We delivered a monitoring and remote control system for industrial machines — wire drawing, straightening, and welded mesh and lattice girder machines — reading data over Modbus, OPC-UA and MQTT, with configurable alerts and production history. Under our agreement with the client, we don't disclose internal data.
- How does a remote team work with a physical plant?
- Development is remote. Connecting to the machines needs someone on site to plug the data collection device into the plant network — usually your maintenance team, with us guiding them over video. When a project justifies it, we arrange a site visit.
Shall we take a look at your plant?
Tell us how many machines you have and what you need to track. We reply within one business day with a path forward — starting small, with a single line.
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