IIoT + MES
Supervision, OEE, traceability.
Before you can steer, you have to see. IIoT connects the machines, MES structures what they report, and the workshop moves from the end-of-week report to the end-of-hour decision.
Connecting what you already have
Most workshops do not need a new machine park: legacy PLCs, counters, retrofitted sensors, protocol gateways. We bring data up from machines their manufacturers never intended to connect.
Measuring what decides
Overall equipment effectiveness, downtime by cause, actual versus theoretical rate, scrap by reference. An indicator nobody looks at in a meeting does not need to exist.
Traceability and execution
Work orders, product genealogy, milestone tracking, in-line checks. In food, pharmaceuticals or aerospace, traceability is not a comfort: it is the condition for releasing batches.
Use cases
- Real-time production monitoring
- Downtime root-cause analysis
- Traceability and product genealogy
- Shop-floor performance management
- Data foundation for AI and digital twin
Disciplines involved
See the technology in context
We run demonstrations on the Tangier technical floor, on cases close to yours.
Technology as an enabler, never as an end