Hardware Gateways
For machines with no controller to talk to.
Presses, furnaces, conventional and legacy machines join MachineWise through our own gateway boards: designed, built and supported in Maharashtra, installed in an afternoon, and on the same dashboard as your newest CNC.
In-house hardware4G · Ethernet · Wi-FiIsolated for noisy floorsInstalled in an afternoon
UPLINKS
4G · Ethernet · Wi-FiINPUTS
Optically isolatedCLOCK
RTC, survives cutsDIN-RAIL OR PANEL MOUNTSERVICEABLE OVER USB-C
3 uplinks4G, Ethernet and Wi-Fi on one board
IsolatedInputs built for noisy Indian floors
RTCTimestamps survive power cuts
In-houseDesigned and supported in Maharashtra
Why old machines go unmeasured
The oldest machine on your floor deserves the same dashboard.
Legacy
Great machines, zero electronics
A 1985 press that runs perfectly has no port to read. With a gateway it counts on the same dashboard as the CNCs.
Noise
Electrically hostile floors
Welding sets and VFDs kill hobby-grade electronics. Isolated inputs are designed for Indian shop-floor reality.
Cuts
Power cuts eat data
A box that forgets the time after a power cut produces garbage timelines. The onboard clock keeps them honest.
The board
Engineered for the floor it lives on.
Board
Designed in-house
- Our own PCB, end to end
- 4G, Ethernet and Wi-Fi uplinks
- Optically isolated inputs
- Field-serviceable over USB-C
Install
An afternoon, no modification
- Fitted by the MachineWise team
- No machine modification required
- DIN-rail or panel mounting
- No production stoppage
Data
First-class machine data
- Machine states like any CNC
- Strokes and part counts
- Feeds OEE, downtime and maintenance
- Condition sensors supported
Keep exploring
Where this connects to the rest of the platform.
Questions
Straight answers.
What is a MachineWise gateway?
A gateway is MachineWise's own industrial board for machines that have no controller to read: presses, conventional machines, furnaces and older equipment. It brings those machines onto the same dashboard as your CNCs, with the same states, counts, downtime and OEE.
Is the gateway built in-house?
Yes. The board is designed, built and supported by MachineWise in Maharashtra, for Indian shop-floor conditions.
Does it survive power cuts and noisy floors?
Yes. Inputs are optically isolated for electrically noisy floors with welding sets and VFDs, and an onboard real-time clock keeps timestamps correct through power cuts.
How is it connected to the network?
Each gateway has 4G, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, so it works whether or not a network cable reaches the machine.
Does installing a gateway modify the machine?
No machine modification is required, and installation typically takes an afternoon. It is carried out by the MachineWise team.
Ready when you are
Put your oldest machine on the same dashboard as your newest.
A free 2-machine pilot, including a machine with no controller. Your data stays on-premises throughout.