Manufacturing OT
Line-side terminals, andon boards and OEE displays that keep every shift informed and moving.
Shop floor visibility is the infrastructure that tells operators, supervisors and management what is happening right now: whether a line is running or stopped, what the target is versus actual, what the downtime reason was, and what the next job is. It combines MES data, andon boards, line-side terminals and reporting displays into a single operational picture that updates without manual re-entry.
Shop floor visibility
Andon boards, line-side terminals and OEE displays update continuously, so downtime is logged when it happens and patterns drive improvement instead of memory.
An andon board is only as good as the signal behind it. If the PLC cannot tell the system why it stopped, the board turns red and everyone stands around guessing. We design the data capture so the reason is logged when the line stops, not remembered ten minutes later.
The real value is not the display; it is the pattern. When the same downtime reason appears twice a week, or one line consistently underperforms, the data becomes a conversation that leads to a fix.
Common questions
No. Many manufacturers start with a few andon boards and downtime reason capture, then expand as the data proves useful.
Yes. Industrial displays, sealed enclosures and proper mounting are standard for us. A consumer TV on a plant floor will fail.
We review your network, security posture, cloud tenant and recovery plan, then hand you a plain-language report of what we found and what it means for the business.
