A CPS integrates sensors, actuators, and control software into a single data flow. Unlike a traditional PLC, the CPS can process information at the edge and adjust production parameters without constant human intervention.
It depends on the complexity of the line and the existing infrastructure. On average, a predictive monitoring project in a medium-sized plant takes between 8 and 14 weeks, including sensor installation, network configuration, and testing in real production.
No. Our architecture is designed to integrate with existing SCADA, MES, and ERP systems through standard interfaces (OPC UA, MQTT, REST). The CPS overlays the control layer without disrupting ongoing operations.
We work with industrial sensors for vibration, temperature, pressure, flow, electrical current, and machine vision. The selection is defined based on the production process and the critical parameters to be monitored at each stage.
Yes. We have a monitoring center in Córdoba and secure remote access to installed CPS nodes. Most incidents are resolved without physical travel, although we have technicians available for scheduled visits throughout Argentina.
Communication between sensors and servers uses TLS 1.3 encryption and certificate-based authentication. Data is stored on local servers within the plant, with optional cloud replicas under confidentiality agreements. We do not share information with third parties.
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