Data
Machine Data & Remote Monitoring
Machines that report to you: production data, downtime reasons, alarms and dashboards worth opening.
You cannot improve a line you cannot see. We connect controllers that were never meant to talk, collect the few signals that matter and put them where supervisors will look.
Remote access is set up so a supplier can help in minutes without leaving a permanent door open into the plant network.
What we do
- EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP and RTU, and OPC UA communications
- Secure, logged remote access for support
- Machine data collection, downtime reasons and OEE dashboards
- Alarm notification by text and email
- Links to historians, databases and business systems
What you get
- One view of uptime, rate and stops per line
- Remote help without an open port
- A network drawing that matches reality
Questions about machine data & remote monitoring
Our machines are from different builders. Can they share data?
Usually. Most controllers can be read over a standard protocol or through a small gateway without changing the machine program.
Is remote access a security risk?
It is if it is always on and shared. We set it up per user, logged and off by default, and we keep machine networks separate from office networks.
Do we need a large software platform to start?
No. A useful first step is one line, five signals and a screen on the wall. It can grow once people trust the numbers.
Need help with machine data & remote monitoring?
Tell us what the machine does today and what you want it to do.