Manufacturing In pilot
Case study
Machine Monitor
Workflow illustration · Machine Monitor
Every machine’s state, live, without touching its controller.
- Built for
- Factory operators and floor managers
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Project Type
- Machine monitoring system
Description
Machine Monitor gives a machining workshop a live view of its floor. Sensor nodes report on their own whether each machine is running, idle or off, so nobody has to walk the floor or fill in logs to know what is happening.
It works with the machines already there, without replacing their controllers, and keeps capturing data when the connection drops. The outcome it is built for: downtime seen as it happens, not at the end of the shift.
Deployment options
Available as a subscription or as a deployment on your infrastructure, subject to the agreed scope. Forward Deploy retains the software’s intellectual property; usage rights, fees, support and running costs are agreed in writing. Read the terms
Specifications
- Status
- In pilot
- Environment
- Existing CNC machines
- Machine states
- Running, idle and off
- Data capture
- Sensor nodes
- Connectivity
- Offline-first
- Interface
- Live dashboard
- Technology stack
- To be confirmed
- Infrastructure
- To be confirmed
Features
Live machine states
Distinguish running, idle and off at a glance.
Existing equipment
Monitor older machines without a controller retrofit.
Sensor-based capture
Use a sensor node to make machine activity visible.
Offline-first operation
Support the connectivity constraints of a working floor.
Architecture
A functional view of the system. Technology and deployment details are to be confirmed.
Existing machines
Equipment already on the floor
Sensor nodes
Capture machine activity
Live dashboard
Running, idle or off
Outcomes & Impact
Measured results will be added once confirmed.
To be confirmed
Machine coverage
To be confirmed
Unplanned downtime
To be confirmed
Machine utilisation
To be confirmed