Unprotected recipes
Parameters and user levels reduce errors and differences between shifts.
Food & beverage
Automation for continuous, traceable food lines.
Recipes, batches and production data always available — without slowing down the people who produce.
- Traceability
- Recipes
- Batches
- KPIs
- Quality
What we solve
The technical questions that matter before the quote.
Recipes, batches, rejects and data must stay available when needed, without slowing down the line.
Incomplete traceability
Batches, times and line states reconstructable in an orderly way.
Slow stops and restarts
HMI diagnostics and clear alarms help understand the cause.
Unreliable KPIs
Output, scrap and downtime only useful if consistent and in context.
Related services
The D&D services for a food plant.
From the electrical schematic to the software, from the panel to start-up: every service has a clear scope and stays coordinated with the others.
Schematics, BOMs, panel architectures and documentation ready for build and maintenance.
Machine logic, operator interfaces, supervision, diagnostics and production data collection.
Tidy wiring, traceable components and electrical tests before delivery.
Signal tests, functional checks, commissioning and operational support in the field.
From field to data
One single flow between machine, panel, software and testing.
Recipes, batches, machine states and quality indicators made readable in one system.
Field
Sensors, actuators and real signals
Critical signals, machine conditions, field networks and operating constraints.
Panel
Power, machine side and safety
Electrical schematic, I/O and drives organised for testing and maintenance.
PLC · HMI · SCADA
Logic, diagnostics and data
Sequences, recipes, alarms, trends and operator pages on the process.
Testing
FAT, start-up and restart
Functional tests, checks with the customer and field support.
Recipes
Batches
Scrap
Downtime
Quality
Automation designed for those who have to produce, verify and maintain.
The line has to be easy to operate and solid to verify: production, quality and maintenance at the same time.
Typical applications
Where the intervention creates control, not complexity.
The areas where we bring electrical, software, testing and operational support.
Product processing
Sequences, parameters, temperatures, times and process conditions.
Packaging
Format management, checks, rejects and machine enables.
Recipes and batches
Protected parameters, change history and data linked to the batch.
KPIs and downtime
Data collection on output, stops, quality and scrap.
Quality control
Integration of result signals, vision, rejects and reports.
Supervision
HMI/SCADA for operators, maintenance and production managers.
D&D method
First understand the process, then write the software.
A technical reading of constraints, signals, downtime and real goals — not a generic solution.
Recipes and batches tracked
HMI for the shift
Readable reports
Constraints and production goal
Documentation, plant status, recurring problems and the expected result.
Consistent electrical and software
Panel, PLC, HMI and supervision designed as one system.
Tests before the field
Critical functions are tested to reduce the risk at start-up.
Support through to production
Making the solution usable by operators and maintenance.
Related experience
Projects and resources to start from.
How we translate the sector into panel, software and testing.
Coming soon
Available soonNew case study
A new real plant from this sector will be online soon, with context and results.
Service
Open service
PLC, HMI and SCADA software
Architecture, diagnostics, recipes and supervision data for industrial software.
Operational questions
Quick answers before the first technical discussion.
Can you manage recipes and user levels?
Yes. We design recipes, protected parameters and access levels based on production, quality and maintenance.
Does traceability have to be complex?
No. It should be sized to the real need: batch, critical parameters, events, rejects, alarms and reports must be useful, not just accumulated.
Do you also work on lines already running?
Yes. First we analyse PLC/HMI, signals, downtime constraints and the goal; then we define what to develop before the downtime and what to test in the field.
What information is needed to get started?
Line type, product, recipes, data to track, downtime/scrap issues, installed PLC/HMI and the goal: quality, KPIs, revamping or new automation.
Technical contact
Tell us about your food plant.
The sector, line, goal and main constraints are enough: your request reaches the D&D technical team already in context.
- An initial technical read of the request.
- Sent with the sector and source page.
- Reply within 1–2 business days when the data is sufficient.