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From shop floor to data.
From data to decisions.

Connect what happens on the shop floor with business decisions. Integrate equipment, sensor and process data into a shared operational view.

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Conceptual image — Engineering and connected industry
IT / OT / DATA
NOT JUST TECHNOLOGY. A WAY OF WORKING.

Connect the plant without losing sight of safety.

We connect production, equipment signals and business management so incidents have context. IT/OT integration is phased, with access boundaries, plant validation and explicit responsibilities before automating actions.

BLURTEK / SOLUTION STUDIOILLUSTRATIVE DEMO
EXPLORE A SCENARIO

Information in its place.

Example data
Scenario signals24demo
Classified events08demo
Diagram systems03demo
BLURTEK / CONNECT
RELATED CAPABILITY WITHIN THIS SERVICE

IT / OT connectivity

Read machine signals and data through available interfaces. Segmentation and access coordinated with plant owners.

Conceptual design with fictional data. Not a screenshot of a contracted platform or a representation of client results.
Conceptual application environment: Engineering and connected industry
FROM CONCEPT TO YOUR ENVIRONMENT

Designed to connect.
Built around you.

Equipment and signal · Production context · ERP and follow-up

Conceptual image. Not a client installation.
HOW IT BECOMES A PROJECT

Clarity to decide.
Evidence to move forward.

Choose an initial process and an outcome you can verify. The engineering and connected industry proposal connects scope, implementation and operations; it is more than a list of technologies.

Scope you can review

We document the starting point, people and systems involved in equipment and signal. Requirements, exclusions and dependencies are made explicit before building.

  • Process and source map
  • Priorities and acceptance criteria

A verifiable first delivery

We validate a complete workflow in an agreed environment. We review the normal case and exceptions: insufficient permissions, missing data or integration failures.

  • Demonstration with your team
  • Recorded tests and corrections

A team that knows how to use it

Handover includes knowledge: how to operate, who can change what and who to contact. Maintenance, training and next phases are agreed so the solution does not become isolated.

  • Documentation and knowledge transfer
  • Ownership and continuity
Engineering and connected industry

Let’s look at your use case.

Tell us what happens today, what needs to improve and which tools you use. We start by understanding it.

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TWO WORLDS, ONE VIEW

Machines generate signals.
Your business needs context.

OTEquipment and sensorsDATAEvents and traceabilityITManagement and decisions
01

IT / OT connectivity

Read machine signals and data through available interfaces. Segmentation and access coordinated with plant owners.

02

Telemetry and traceability

Capture events, equipment status and batches. A data model that helps reconstruct what happened.

03

Operations dashboards

Availability, incidents and performance with team-defined metrics. Alerts tied to a concrete action.

04

Supervised automation

Connections between production, ERP and maintenance. Machine actions require specific technical and safety validation.

YOUR STARTING POINT

What happens on the shop floor that you cannot see today?

Review equipment, available signals and operational safety boundaries.

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CONCRETE SCOPE / ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

What you receive.
How we verify it.

A traceable view of physical operations connected to management, without assuming machine-control authority.

WHAT WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND

Equipment, available protocols, signals, plant owners and safety constraints.

3 DELIVERY AREAS
AreaDeliverable to agree

01Signals and connectivity

Equipment, variable and authorised-access map.

02Operating model

Events, units, timestamps and links to orders or batches.

03Management and alerts

Operations dashboard and owner-linked alert rules.

EXAMPLE JOURNEY
  1. 01Equipment or sensor event
  2. 02Normalisation and link to operations
  3. 03Dashboard and alert to the authorised owner
FAQ

Let’s be clear.

Can you directly modify machine control?

This is not assumed. We first assess the manufacturer, protocols, authorisations and operational safety. Every intervention is agreed with the technical owner and validated before production.

What do you need to prepare a proposal?

Goals, current systems, users involved and time or budget constraints. If access to sensitive information is needed, we agree conditions and permissions first.

How are price and timeline defined?

After defining scope, integrations, volume and acceptance criteria. The proposal separates implementation, licences or infrastructure and maintenance where applicable.

WE START BY LISTENING

Your next step,
thought through together.

Tell us what needs to improve. We help you decide where to start and what is worth building.

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