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Our Solutions

Concrete answers to common operational problems from production. We pick the situations we run into most often with customers and show you how we solve them.

Common Situations from Production

Have a similar problem and don't know where to start? Get in touch — we'll find a solution for you too.

Large TV mounted above a machine in OK status, with unit count and plan fulfillment

Can't see the machine from a distance?

We have a solution — we mount a large TV directly above the machine, so you can see the key data even from the other end of the hall. The display shows current output, plan fulfillment, and machine status in real time, and the moment an error occurs, the screen turns red and is impossible to miss.

TV dashboard above a machine with a machine error prominently highlighted

Can't tell from a distance if the machine is running?

We can make it very obvious — the moment a machine reports a fault, the TV dashboard turns entirely red and shows the error so clearly you can't miss it, wherever you are on the shop floor.

Scheduled maintenance task with step-by-step instructions and PLANNED status

Forgetting about regular machine maintenance?

The system keeps track of deadlines for you based on a set interval — say, weekly lubrication or filter changes — and creates a task well ahead of time, before the deadline actually arrives.

Task with a note and a timestamped intervention history

Don't know who worked on a machine last, or when?

Every task has notes and a timestamped intervention history, so you can trace back what happened on the machine and when — great for shift handovers, too.

Machine fault statistics and a breakdown of the five most frequent alarms

Handling machine faults manually, with no record?

A machine alarm automatically opens a service task, and once the fault clears, closes it again automatically. Nothing slips through, and you also get statistics on the most frequent faults.

Industrial camera stills linked to a machine alarm on the service dashboard

Don't know exactly what happened on the machine when the fault occurred?

We connect an industrial camera at the machine directly to the alarms on the service dashboard. For every fault you immediately see the footage from the moment it happened — no need to dig for it afterwards.

Operator following step-by-step instructions on a large screen next to the machine

Machine's display too small for clear instructions?

A machine's built-in HMI display is often small and can't fit a detailed guide. Instead, we show the instructions on any larger screen or tablet next to the machine — big, clear steps with images that switch automatically based on exactly where the machine currently is.