Software Integration

Plug and play, without touching a thing.

Q: How are machines connected to MachineWise?

The MachineWise team connects each machine during setup. Controller-equipped CNCs and PLC-driven machines join software-first, typically in under an hour each; machines with no controller join through a MachineWise gateway board. Either way, machines appear on the same dashboard.

Q: Does connecting a machine stop production?

No. Machines keep running while they are connected, and nothing is changed on the controller or the program.

Q: Which controllers are supported?

FANUC, Siemens SINUMERIK, Mitsubishi, Haas and Mazak controls, PLC-driven equipment including Allen-Bradley and Siemens PLCs, and machines with no controller at all through gateways. Unusual controls are assessed during the site survey.

Q: Is it safe for our CNCs?

Yes. MachineWise is read-only on your machines: it never writes to a controller, changes a parameter or touches a program.

Q: Do we need new hardware?

Not for controller-equipped machines. Hardware is only needed for machines with nothing to read, and for condition sensors such as vibration where you want predictive maintenance.

Most machines join MachineWise software-first, in under an hour each, with no production stoppage and nothing changed on the controller. FANUC, Siemens, Mitsubishi, Haas and Mazak controls and PLC-driven machines all land on one dashboard.

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Under an hour per machineZero production stoppageRead-only on machinesConnected by our team

DEPLOYMENT DAY · PLANT FLOORIN PROGRESS

VMC-01 · FANUCwaiting

VMC-02 · FANUCwaiting

TC-04 · SIEMENSwaiting

HMC-01 · MITSUBISHIwaiting

VF-2 · HAASwaiting

PRESS-2 · NO CONTROLLERwaiting

ILLUSTRATIVENO PRODUCTION STOPPAGE · NOTHING CHANGED ON THE CONTROLLERS

<1 hrTypical time per machine

ZeroProduction stoppage to connect

Read-onlyNothing written to your machines

2,000+Machines connected so far

Why connectivity projects stall

Connectivity should not be a capital project.

Projects

IIoT as an IT project

Generic platforms arrive with integrators and months of scoping. Here, a machine is an hour, not a project.

Portals

One portal per brand

Five machine brands means five portals nobody opens. One platform puts them all on one dashboard.

Risk

Touching a running machine

Nobody wants settings changed on a running CNC. MachineWise is read-only and changes nothing.

Plan it

How long would your whole floor take?

Move the sliders to match your floor.

CNC machines with a controller PLC-driven machines Machines with no controller

Controller-equipped machines join software-first in under an hour each. Machines with nothing to read join through a MachineWise gateway board, installed in an afternoon.

Machines on one dashboard

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Software-first

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Via gateway

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Indicative time to connect all of them

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INDICATIVE, FOR ONE TEAM ON SITE · YOUR PLAN IS CONFIRMED AFTER A SITE SURVEY

Coverage

Controllers and machines we connect.

Control	Families	Detail
FANUC	0i, 16i/18i/21i, 30i/31i/32i/35i series	FANUC monitoring
Siemens SINUMERIK	840D sl, 828D	Siemens monitoring
Mitsubishi	M70, M80, M700, M800	Mitsubishi monitoring
Haas	NGC and Classic	Haas monitoring
Mazak	Supported models, plus machines without it	Mazak monitoring
PLC-driven equipment	Allen-Bradley, Siemens PLCs and more	PLC monitoring
No controller at all	Presses, conventional machines, furnaces	Hardware gateways

Keep exploring

Where this connects to the rest of the platform.

Questions

Straight answers.

How are machines connected to MachineWise?

The MachineWise team connects each machine during setup. Controller-equipped CNCs and PLC-driven machines join software-first, typically in under an hour each; machines with no controller join through a MachineWise gateway board. Either way, machines appear on the same dashboard.

Does connecting a machine stop production?

No. Machines keep running while they are connected, and nothing is changed on the controller or the program.

Which controllers are supported?

FANUC, Siemens SINUMERIK, Mitsubishi, Haas and Mazak controls, PLC-driven equipment including Allen-Bradley and Siemens PLCs, and machines with no controller at all through gateways. Unusual controls are assessed during the site survey.

Is it safe for our CNCs?

Yes. MachineWise is read-only on your machines: it never writes to a controller, changes a parameter or touches a program.

Do we need new hardware?

Not for controller-equipped machines. Hardware is only needed for machines with nothing to read, and for condition sensors such as vibration where you want predictive maintenance.

Ready when you are

Two of your machines, live, this week.

A free 2-machine pilot, connected by our team with no stoppage. Your data stays on-premises throughout.

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