Watching by Wednesday. Running your line by Friday.
- Days 1–2
Install and connect
The controller is installed on a single on-premise computer and connected to your weighers over their standard interface. No machine modifications. No line downtime.
- Days 3–5
Monitor mode
It runs alongside your line, watching every head every cycle and learning your products, while writing nothing at all. You get a live picture of your line's real behaviour before it touches anything.
- End of week 1
Fully autonomous
You arm the first machine. It starts from your existing settings and improves from there. You can return it to monitor mode at any moment.
What we need, and what you don't.
- A network path from the control computer to the weigher's existing interface
- Your existing recipes and target weights. No re-engineering, no new setpoints
- A short activation code exchange to licence the machines (one email; the software itself stays offline)
- No changes to the weighers themselves
- No cloud account, no internet connection, no VPN
- No PLC reprogramming
- No line stoppage to install
- No data scientist, ever
One box, on your network, and nothing else.
Fully offline
No cloud, no internet, no data leaving your site. Ever.
One box, many machines
A single on-premise computer drives up to 20 weighers.
Standard protocol
Connects over the weigher's standard industrial interface. No machine modifications.
Single application
One installed program. No database server, no runtime to install, no IT project.
Per-machine licensing
Licence what you want to automate; the rest can run in monitor mode.
Runs on the OT network
Designed for an isolated plant network from the ground up.
Start with the watching part.
Monitor mode writes nothing and tells you everything. That is where every deployment begins.