IoT & connected industry
Know what's happening on the shop floor, without waiting for the next day's report.
Sensors, connected machines, OT networks, industrial vision and data reporting. To decide based on figures, not impressions.
What we hear in a first meeting
- “We calculate OEE by hand, at the end of the week.”
- “The machines are on the same network as accounting.”
- “We find out about breakdowns when the line stops.”
What we do, in practice
Sensors and acquisition
Temperature, vibration, energy, counting, on new or old machines.
Connected machines
Retrieving PLC data via OPC UA, Modbus, MQTT.
OT networks
IT/OT segmentation, secure remote access for equipment manufacturers.
Industrial vision
Appearance inspection, code reading, counting.
Supervision and dashboards
Downtime, cycle times, alerts, viewed on the shop floor as well as in the office.
Use cases
Situations we know how to handle
Real-time production tracking
Automatic counting and downtime causes entered by the operator, OEE calculated continuously.
Separation of IT and OT networks
Machines isolated, controlled remote access, without stopping production.
Condition-based maintenance
Vibration sensors on critical motors, alert before failure.
Technologies and ecosystem
- OPC UA
- MQTT
- Modbus TCP
- Node-RED
- Grafana
- InfluxDB
- Industrial gateways
- Industrial cameras
Indicative list. No official partnership is implied.
Way of working
- Pilot
- One machine or one line to validate the value before extending.
- Rollout
- Extension to the site, team training.
- Operation
- Supervision and maintenance of the platform.
Our machines are old, is this possible?
Often, yes: via external sensors when the PLC doesn't allow reading the data.
Does the data stay with us?
Hosting is chosen together: on-premises, private cloud or mixed.
Start with one machine
A short pilot to see what the data teaches you.
Describe your situation
No specification document needed. A few lines are enough for us to know whether we can help.