Industrial automation
Industrial digitalisation: real-time production monitoring
Run time and downtime of each machine are recorded automatically, replacing paper reports.
Implementation is phased and starts with monitoring; the first step is a visit to the production line.
Capabilities
Areas covered
The scope of each project is put in writing before work starts.
- 01
Live production-line monitoring
Machine status, stoppages and production counts are displayed on a live dashboard.
- 02
Automatic production reports
Daily and monthly reports on output, downtime and scrap are generated automatically in a consistent format.
- 03
Failure prediction
Early signs of failure are identified so that repairs can be carried out on schedule.
- 04
Back-office automation
Finance, warehouse and procurement processes that run on spreadsheets and handwritten signatures are automated.
Results after delivery
Reduced downtime
Recording the cause of each stoppage makes it possible to prevent recurring ones.
Reliable data
Decisions about the production line are based on recorded data.
Reduced paperwork
Daily reports that took several hours to prepare are generated automatically.
Full ownership
The system, its documentation and all access are transferred to you at handover.
Delivery
Project stages
Each stage begins only after the output of the previous stage is approved.
- 01
Site visit and feasibility
The production line is inspected, and the areas where automation is justified are identified.
- 02
Plan and agreement
Scope, phasing and acceptance criteria are put in writing before anything starts.
- 03
Delivery in stages
Each stage is delivered independently and is usable from delivery.
- 04
Commissioning without downtime
Commissioning takes place in pre-scheduled windows without stopping the line.
- 05
Training and support
Team training, handover of documentation and system ownership, and post-handover support.
Core tools and capabilities
- Production-line monitoring
- Management dashboard
- Automatic reporting
- Failure prediction
- Back-office automation
- Continuous support
Relevant sectors
Questions
Common questions
Usually not. The work is phased and carried out in pre-scheduled windows; any short stoppage required is notified in advance.
You do. The system, documentation and all access are transferred to you at handover.
With a visit to the production line. The starting point is set according to the main problem, such as frequent stoppages or delayed production data.
For other questions, contact a LIDTAK specialist.
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