Production Pad
The production management workspace on a tablet: orders, operations, people, equipment and production requirements handled in one place, usable while moving around the floor.
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Orders, operations and machines strung on one line; the state of production at a glance.
Demo view · simulated data — actual visibility depends on factory authorization and deployment scopeEach stage's status label comes from the capability catalogue, not from this page; what each stage delivers is opened up one outcome at a time on the solutions page.
The production management workspace on a tablet: orders, operations, people, equipment and production requirements handled in one place, usable while moving around the floor.
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Piece-work and settlement done in a browser: maintain unit prices, settle order by order, work out the factory payroll; orders and production management live on the Pad.
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Workers sign in with a worker code — no password; pick the operation, enter the count, confirm: reporting takes three steps.
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The station display refreshes the current operation queue in real time: current task, progress and the next order in one view.
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All four pictures are captures of the real interface, with data from our demonstration factory — not renderings.
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Mounted beside the spray machine, it replaces a mix and spray volume set by feel: parameters are chosen from a recipe on the terminal and held there, and every run keeps both the setting and the actual running data, which is then uploaded to the platform for later checking.
Whether it can be connected to your spray machine depends on the model, its control method and the wiring on site; that is assessed machine by machine and never assumed.
Terminal hardware is quoted per unit and is not included in any software version; quantity and model are listed when the plan is agreed.
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It connects to the meters and circuits you already have and collects electricity and gas readings on a fixed interval. It changes nothing on your machine and only reads beside it; the readings are there to be looked at and compared, and take part in no production decision.
Whether it can be connected depends on the meter model, the supply conditions and the room in the cabinet; the scope is given after a site assessment, not before.
Terminal hardware is quoted per unit and is not included in any software version; quantity and model are listed when the plan is agreed.
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Stage · Step planning
Stage · Operation acceptance
Stage · Piece-rate confirmation
Stage · Piece-rate confirmation
For factories getting orders, reporting and piece-work running first
For factories that want station displays and the read-only analysis view
For factories connecting spraying machines to the platform
For businesses that want existing digital equipment connected to the production flow
No amounts are shown here. The line-by-line comparison is on the plan comparison page, and the actual quotation is settled separately against factory size and implementation scope.
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