Industry 13 / Manufacturing
Manufacturing software has to survive an environment that engineering offices do not: intermittent networks, hostile conditions and machines that predate the internet.
Start a project →Where it usually breaks
01
Machine integration
Equipment speaks proprietary protocols, or nothing at all, and cannot be replaced.
02
Shop-floor conditions
Dust, gloves, noise and poor connectivity break conventional interfaces.
03
Planning accuracy
Schedules built on stale data create the shortages they were meant to prevent.
04
Traceability
Recalls and audits require knowing which batch went where, months later.
What we build
01
ERP systemsOrders, inventory, procurement and finance integration.
02
Production trackingWork orders, output and downtime capture.
03
IoT telemetryMachine data collected, buffered and made useful.
04
Quality managementInspections, non-conformance and corrective actions.
05
Maintenance systemsPreventive schedules and breakdown handling.
06
TraceabilityBatch and serial history end to end.
Shipped work
ERP delivered for Vimal Wires & Cable
Stack we use here
.NETJavaReactPostgreSQLMQTTAzure IoTPower BIDocker
How we approach it
Interfaces are designed for gloves and glare, and every shop-floor tool works offline with local buffering. We integrate with machines as they are rather than proposing capital expenditure we cannot justify.