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Illustrative example: One platform instead of disconnected production systems
How we replace dated, disconnected systems with one production platform.
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- Illustrative example
- For: Manufacturers running dated, disconnected systems
- Manufacturing
- Custom software
- Multi-month engagement
Illustrative scenario, not a customer project or evidence of an achieved outcome. Feasibility, expertise and applicable sector requirements need separate assessment.
The challenge
Manufacturers often run systems that don't connect: a dated MES, a separate quality system, and reports for management built by hand. Data gets retyped from one system into another, so errors creep in, and there's no live view of what's happening on the floor.
- Separate, dated systems with data moved by hand between them
- A lot of time lost to manual data entry on each line
- Quality problems get caught too late
- Management reports that are out of date
Our approach
We roll out the new platform line by line, without stopping production. On the shop floor, we pull in machine data that wasn't available before.
- First phase
Process & system review
We map every production process, data flow, and connection to existing systems.
- Next
Platform setup
We design the platform with an OPC-UA connection, real-time dashboards, and work orders on mobile.
- Main phase
Rollout per production line
Line by line, running alongside the old system to keep risk low and train operators.
- Wrap-up
Optimization & predictive maintenance
Using past data, we predict maintenance needs and fine-tune production.
Possible outcome to assess
This scenario shows one possible process design. It was not delivered or measured as a customer case. Effects depend on data, integrations, controls and adoption. No savings, certification or compliance with a sector standard is claimed.
Technologies used
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