Technology
A control architecture that scales from sensor to boardroom
We engineer each layer of the stack deliberately, so data flows upward without compromising the determinism and security of the control network below.
Architecture
Every layer engineered on purpose
Skipping a layer is how plants end up with dashboards nobody trusts. We build the stack from the field device up.
- Layer 4
Business & ERP
Production, quality and labour data modelled for reporting, costing and planning.
- Layer 3
Operations & Analytics
Dashboards, historian trending, OEE and performance monitoring across lines.
- Layer 2
Supervisory Control
SCADA, alarm management, recipes and role-based operator access.
- Layer 1
Machine Control
PLC logic, safety circuits, drives, HMI interaction and deterministic sequencing.
- Layer 0
Field & Instrumentation
Sensors, load cells, actuators and networked field devices, correctly specified and looped.
Technology Expertise
The stack behind reliable industrial systems
Control, network, data and cloud layers designed to work together and to stay open for whatever you add next.
PLC Platforms
Structured, commented and version-controlled control code with reusable function blocks.
- Ladder
- Structured Text
- Function Block
- Motion
SCADA & HMI
High-performance screens, alarm rationalisation, historian trending and role-based access.
- Alarming
- Historian
- Trending
- Recipes
Industrial Networks
Deterministic, segmented plant networks designed for uptime and diagnosability.
- Ethernet/IP
- PROFINET
- Modbus TCP
- OPC UA
Cloud Platforms
Edge gateways, buffered publishing and dashboards that survive intermittent connectivity.
- MQTT
- Edge Gateways
- REST APIs
- Dashboards
ERP & Data
Plant data modelled, stored and surfaced for production, quality and finance reporting.
- SQL
- Reporting
- Integration
- Analytics
Automation & Industry 4.0
Traceability, condition monitoring and digital workflows applied where they pay back.
- Traceability
- OEE
- Condition Monitoring
- MES Concepts
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