No worries — these problems are real and they do affect the daily operations of manufacturing companies. The thing is, they can be solved. The bigger challenge lies elsewhere: companies often don’t know what solutions to look for, how to choose them wisely, and how to implement them responsibly. Many know they need automation, better process monitoring, and system integration. But when it comes to choosing the right tools, it’s easy to get lost in technical jargon meant for developers.
What’s missing is clear guidance on which technologies truly fit specific production environments. As a result, decisions are delayed or made based on incomplete information. We’re here to change that. It’s worth scrolling through this page.
Connects machines and sensors to cut downtime, save energy, and boost safety with real-time monitoring and insights.
Enables real-time monitoring to reduce downtime, cut costs, and boost efficiency.
Lets you simulate, optimize, and predict issues—cutting downtime and boosting production efficiency.
Centralize data for faster decisions, real-time insights, and smarter energy and production management.
Connect systems to sync data, cut manual work, and streamline operations in manufacturing.
Automation boosts efficiency, cuts costs, and scales production in manufacturing.
Turns complex data into clear insights—helping spot issues fast and boost efficiency.
Unifies scattered data into clear insights—boosting efficiency, reporting, and planning.
Gives real-time control over production and energy systems—cutting waste, downtime, and boosting performance.
Prevents failures before they happen—cutting downtime and costs.
Reveals hidden patterns to optimize processes, cut losses, and forecast demand.
No. In most cases, we integrate existing systems (e.g., ERP, MES, WMS, IoT) using dedicated API interfaces or middleware, eliminating the need for replacement.
Yes, our systems provide access to key performance indicators (KPIs) in real time through dashboards and analytics.
Yes. Everything will be integrated with modern monitoring systems. It is also possible to add sensors to older machines to collect data.
No. We tailor the integration to your company’s needs, offering dedicated solutions that minimize complexity and deployment time.
No. In most cases, it is better to integrate existing systems and optimize their performance using dedicated IT solutions.
No. Our solutions are optimized for performance and do not significantly burden existing infrastructure.
Automation reduces operational costs by minimizing manual work, decreasing errors, and shortening task execution time.
The first benefits can be seen within a few months due to waste reduction and improved efficiency.
We avoid hidden costs by conducting a detailed needs analysis before implementation. Any additional services are clearly defined during the project planning phase.
Automated planning and efficient changeovers allow for flexible production adjustments to meet changing needs. Machines operate more efficiently, break down less frequently, and their maintenance can be predictive rather than reactive.
Implementing an MES system automates key processes and minimizes human error. If such a system already exists, it should be integrated with other systems to ensure that all departments have access to the same, most up-to-date data.
With real-time monitoring systems, you can track the performance of machines and operators and quickly detect irregularities, minimizing failure risks and improving workplace safety.
Transparent dashboards not only allow tracking of valuable KPIs but also showcase efficiency, quality, and timeliness indicators to partners, increasing your brand’s credibility.
Yes. Process automation and real-time monitoring demonstrate a modern approach to production management.
We have extensive experience integrating MES, ERP, and SCADA-class systems to streamline industrial operations. We carry out comprehensive implementations, combining various technological environments into a cohesive and efficient ecosystem.
Yes, we integrate solutions from leading vendors such as SAP, Siemens, Rockwell, and Wonderware. We ensure full system compatibility and adapt them to the specific needs of the company. If the client already has existing systems, we work with them, eliminating the need for costly replacements and maximizing the use of the current infrastructure.
Our solutions have been implemented in various industrial sectors, including discrete manufacturing, heavy industry, automotive, furniture, FMCG, and renewable energy (RES).
The process includes requirements analysis, architecture design, implementation, testing, and production deployment. The duration depends on the project’s complexity, but we optimize the schedule to ensure efficiency.
Implementation time depends on project complexity. It can take from a few months to two years. As a reference point, integrating a single technology typically takes several months.
Yes, we conduct tests in a secure test environment, allowing system validation without risking production operations.
We use phased deployment and system redundancy to maintain operational continuity and prevent downtime.
Implementations follow industry best practices for security, including encryption, user authentication, and network protection measures.
Yes, security and compliance with industry partner standards, including IEC 62443, are a top priority for us.
Yes, we provide ongoing system monitoring and dedicated technical support to minimize the risk of downtime.
We offer the implementation of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and predictive maintenance, which enhance operational efficiency and predict failures before they occur.
