HMI and SCADA applications developed within the Siemens automation ecosystem, providing tightly integrated communication with SIMATIC PLC systems. Support ranges from machine-level operator panels to centralized industrial SCADA applications.
Platforms: WinCC · WinCC Professional · WinCC Unified · SIMATIC HMI
Web-based industrial visualization and SCADA development using Ignition for applications requiring flexible architecture, database connectivity and modern browser-based operator interfaces.
Platforms: Ignition Perspective · Ignition Vision · OPC UA · SQL integration
We begin by defining what operators, maintenance personnel and production teams need from the visualization system. Process information, control functions, alarms, trends, user levels, reports and communication interfaces are reviewed before development starts
The visualization architecture is defined according to the size and requirements of the application. Screen hierarchy, navigation, tag structure, communication, alarm philosophy, historical data and user management are organized to create a system that remains maintainable as the project develops
Operator screens are developed around the actual machine or process rather than only graphical appearance. Equipment status, controls, setpoints, sequences, diagnostics and process values are presented clearly so operators can understand the state of the system and react efficiently
Alarm handling, historical trends and process data are configured according to operational requirements. This can include alarm priorities, acknowledgment logic, data logging, production trends, reporting and long-term storage of relevant process information
The HMI or SCADA application is connected to the PLC and other required systems using appropriate industrial communication protocols. Tags, commands, alarms, status information and communication behavior are tested together with the control application before and during commissioning
The visualization is verified with the actual equipment during commissioning and adjusted according to real operating conditions. Navigation, graphics, alarms and controls are fine-tuned, remaining issues are resolved, and the final project is prepared for reliable production use
Operator interfaces are developed for efficient machine operation, diagnostics and maintenance. Applications can include operating screens, parameter adjustment, recipes, manual controls, alarm handling, user access and service functions.
Typical scope:
Operator screens · Machine controls · Setpoints · Recipes · Diagnostics · User management · Alarm handling
SCADA systems provide centralized monitoring and control for larger machines, production systems and process installations. Solutions can include multiple PLC connections, historical data, alarms, trends, reporting and integration with external systems.
Typical scope:
Process visualization · Data logging · Historical trends · Alarm management · Reporting · Multi-PLC systems · OPC UA
Existing applications can be extended, modified or modernized without requiring development of a completely new system. Support can include additional equipment, new screens, alarm improvements, communication changes, troubleshooting and visualization redesign.
Typical scope:
Software modifications · System extensions · Troubleshooting · Screen redesign · Migration support · New equipment integration
