Automation & PLC
Machine and process control, state machines, PackML, EtherCAT, drive integration, recipes and batch sequences.
TwinCAT 3 · PackML · EtherCATINDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION & SOFTWARE
We treat PLC, SCADA, robotics, motion control, functional safety and electrical design as parts of one system. From design to commissioning, we build automation systems that can be operated, maintained and diagnosed on site.
Good automation does more than produce. It shows why a fault occurred, remains understandable during maintenance, and can be extended years later.
Machine and process control, state machines, PackML, EtherCAT, drive integration, recipes and batch sequences.
TwinCAT 3 · PackML · EtherCATOperator interfaces, alarms, trends, production records, audit trails, recipes, reporting and PLC data integration.
.NET / WPF · ADS · SQL · OPC UARobot cells, servo axes, PLC–robot communication, motion sequences and commissioning.
KUKA · ABB · Servo · CiA 402Electrical schematics, field I/O design, safety PLCs, E-Stops, guard locking, STO/SS1 and safe-stop concepts.
EPLAN · Pilz · SICK · TwinSAFEReusable and traceable control structures that separate recipes, batches, equipment and process control through explicit hierarchies.
ISA-88 approach · Recipe · Batch · Equipment ModelProject-specific safety functions and architectures covering E-Stops, guards, guard locking, STO/SS1, safety PLCs and safe-stop behavior derived from risk requirements.
ISO 13849 · IEC 62061 · Pilz · SICK · TwinSAFENetwork segmentation, zones and conduits, controlled remote access, user and role management, logging, backup strategy and access restrictions for machine and process networks.
IEC 62443 approach · Zones & Conduits · Least PrivilegeUser actions, recipe revisions, batch history, audit trails and production records designed as a traceable data flow.
Audit Trail · Recipe Versioning · Production HistoryFor machine builders, we treat automation as a reusable product platform that can adapt to variants and remain maintainable in the field. Process and machine-control software is delivered in a documented, sustainable structure.
Recipe and batch systems need more than transferring setpoints to the PLC. We design parameter limits, recipe revisions, batch results, production history, alarms and interlocks as one traceable system.
In our PackML-oriented control structure, state transitions, command priorities and safety-driven stops are centralized. This keeps online diagnostics understandable across machine, subsystem and component levels.
The excerpt below is selected from real PackML transition code in our TwinCAT 3 PLC library.
Central PLC + SCADA control for material preparation, dosing, mixing, extrusion and drying.
Synchronized control of dual servo axes, product transfer and process measurements.
PLC coordination of robots, vision, fixtures and process stations.
Multi-axis motion, vacuum, tanks, pumps, valves and temperature control in one cycle.
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Explicit state machines.
The active state and the reason a sequence is waiting should be visible online.
Single command owner.
Clear ownership prevents uncontrolled commands from multiple software layers.
Diagnostics first.
Interlocks, communication, safety and device faults should be distinguishable.
Designed for operators.
SCADA should explain what is happening instead of merely displaying PLC variables.