Layer one · Platform software

One system, five identities

Order centre of the Production Pad: running orders on the left, the selected order's per-operation targets, output and defects on the right
Order centre · actual screendemo data
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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.

  • Morning: open orders, plan the steps
  • Daytime: watch progress, gate acceptance
  • Anytime: people and device files
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The Web finance piece-rate payroll page, listing piece counts and payable wage worker by worker
Web finance · piece-rate payrolldemo data
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Web finance

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.

  • Rates live as versions
  • Settlement follows the order
  • Payroll by person, by month
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The worker app reporting screen, showing the current operation, its order and machine, and the quantity the signed-in worker has already confirmed on that operation
Worker app · reporting on the floordemo data
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Worker App

Workers sign in with a worker code — no password; pick the operation, enter the count, confirm: reporting takes three steps.

  • Joining: your worker code is your identity
  • Working: three taps per report
  • Knocking off: today's own share
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The station display's order and operation picker, large dark-theme tiles listing selectable orders, operations and reporting modes
Picking order and operation · actual screendemo data
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Station Display

The station display refreshes the current operation queue in real time: current task, progress and the next order in one view.

  • Shift start: pick and go
  • Reporting: a batch in one motion
  • Boundary: the station is the identity, no money on screen
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Analysis Web (read-only)

A read-only view opened by owner delegation: it reads the factory's production data to produce reports, and never writes orders, shop-floor reports or piece-work.

  • Away from the plant, still current
  • Authorized per person, scoped per factory
  • Read-only is a hard boundary
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Roles and permission scope come from the product end-capability catalogue, not from the wording on this page; this section changes when the catalogue does.

Layer two · Self-developed terminals

Two industrial terminals we build ourselves

The operating panel of the spray dosing controller
JR-SDC
Available nowSpray Dosing Controller

Spray dosing controller

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.

  • Spray volume held to the recipe
  • Parameters kept as recipes
  • Running data recorded locally
  • Uploaded for later checking
  1. Spray machine and dosing unit
  2. JR-SDC
  3. Running data uploaded and filed by machine and by timeCompatibility check
  4. Abnormal spray volume flagged and alertedPlanned

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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The display of the utility energy monitor
JR-UEM
Available nowUtility Energy Monitor

Utility energy monitor

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.

  • Metered per circuit
  • Aligned on a clock
  • Abnormal draw is visible
  • Fitted without altering the machine
  1. The meters and circuits already installed
  2. JR-UEM
  3. Readings uploaded per circuit and per timeCompatibility check
  4. Consumption comparison and trendPlanned

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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Layer three · DeploymentAvailable now

Cloud platform or local server: two ways to deploy

Cloud platform

  • Ready as soon as it is opened; no server to set up in the factory
  • Data protected by encryption, so moving to the cloud is nothing to worry about
  • System updates are done by us on the platform side

Local server

  • The system runs inside the factory and the data stays there
  • Stable and low-latency, unaffected by the public network
  • High concurrency: many stations can report at the same time

Both deployments include a regular data backup service; the backup cadence and the scope of transport protection are set in the deployment plan both sides confirm.

HOW IT WORKS

The data link between machines, workshop and cloud

MACHINESCLOUDSHOP-FLOOR SCREENSSpray machine A (schematic)status after adaptationSpray machine B (schematic)status after adaptationSpray machine C (schematic)status after adaptationJiarun IOTLIVE DATA CHANNELProduction Padowners · plant managers · orderfollow-upWorker Appshop-floor workers · worksofflineStation Displayfixed stations · unattended
  1. MACHINES
    • Spray machine A (schematic)
    • Spray machine B (schematic)
    • Spray machine C (schematic)
    status after adaptation
  2. CLOUDJiarun IOTLIVE DATA CHANNEL
  3. SHOP-FLOOR SCREENS
    • Production Pad
    • Worker App
    • Station Display
EXISTING MACHINES
What is assessed
the digital machines and meters already on site
What is checked first
interface / signal / site network
Data scope
set by the assessment · universal compatibility never assumed
How the answer comes
after a site assessment · one machine at a time
A different question · machines you already ownCompatibility check

Whether your machines can connect is answered by an assessment

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