Hardware · Industrial automation [HA · FACTORY AUTOMATION]
Factory automation
A production line that reports on itself.
Sensors, controllers and software that automate steps on a production line and show output, downtime and faults live — added to the machines you already have.
Factory automation
- Built with
- ESP32 & STM32, RS485 / Modbus, PLC integration, Cloud dashboards
- A first step
- Epsilon1 — 2–6 weeks to first vertical
- You own
- Schematics, board files, firmware source and the bill of materials. Yours to have built by anyone.
- Where it runs
- Installed on site. Pakistan, the Gulf and the UK.
- Scoping
- One call, then a written scope. We say no when it is not ours.
Contact salesGet a quote
01 The terms
We quote the work after one call, in writing, against a scope you can hold us to. No published band, because a number without a scope is a guess — and no retainer that quietly renews.
What you get at the end is the thing itself and everything needed to keep it running without us. That is the deal on every job, whatever it is.
02 What we build
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Output and downtime
Machine monitoring for output, downtime and faults
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Line controllers
Controllers for repetitive line steps
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Operator screens and alarms
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Shift reporting
Shift and batch reporting
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Works with your PLCs
Integration with PLCs and existing controls
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Management dashboards
Dashboards for management, viewable anywhere
03 Examples
Three things we could build for you here. They show the range; they are not a client list.
An output and downtime board for a packaging line
Automatic batch counting and reject logging
Alarms sent to a supervisor's phone when a machine stops
Scroll sideways for the rest3 examples
04 Is this you?
Who asks for this
- Factories running on paper shift logs
- Plants with machines that cannot report
What we build it with
Next Factory automation
Tell us what it has to do.
No form, no sales sequence. Write two lines about the problem and you will get a person who has read them.