MachineWatch

How people work with MachineWatch.

Your team sets it up in the portal. People on the floor see and hear it. Supervisors review what happened, and engineers connect it to the machine.

Your team sets it up in the portal.

  1. Draw the space

    Place points on the floor in the camera view. The space follows the real floor.

  2. Choose a rule

    Start from a template: machine zone, restricted area, or people and mobile equipment.

  3. Add inputs

    Connect a machine-active or bypass input where the site provides one.

  4. Choose the response

    Lights, sirens and outputs, and notifications where supported, set by severity.

  5. Test it

    Run the outputs before the rule goes live.

Illustrative portal view: seven points placed on the enclosure floor in the camera view, with the space's name, camera and what to watch for.
Drawing the configured space. Illustrative portal view, not the final product interface.
Illustrative portal view: a machine-zone rule with a machine-active input, a severity, and responses including the stack light and a shutdown-request signal.
Setting the rule and its responses. Illustrative portal view, not the final product interface.

What people on the floor see and hear.

The stack light turns amber as the worker reaches the infeed.
Warning: amber as someone enters the machine's space.
The worker on the infeed; the space and the stack light are red.
Configured event: red while the machine is active.

A supported stack light, beacon or siren sits at the machine, so the warning happens where the person is. A local active or fault indication can show that MachineWatch is watching.

Review what happened without the search.

Illustrative portal view of the day's events: each configured event and warning with its frame, time, severity, response and review status.
Illustrative portal view. Not the final product interface.

Events

Every configured event and warning in one list, with the frame, the response and whether someone has reviewed it.

Notifications

Email or SMS by severity, where supported, so the right person knows while it is happening.

For controls engineers.

MachineWatch reads machine state through supported inputs and signals through supported outputs. Your control system stays responsible for the machine response.

MachineWatch Your site's machines and systems

Inputs

Machine-active inputfrom the machine or its controls
Bypass inputwhere the site uses one

Rules and events

MachineWatch local computeruns the rules and creates events

Outputs

Stack light or beaconsupported output
Sirensupported output
Shutdown-request signalto your control system
Active or fault outputlocal system status
Illustrative portal view of system health: edge compute online, cameras online or offline, and each input and output with its state.
Illustrative portal view, not the final product interface.

Know it is watching.

Camera availability, compute health and output readiness in the portal, with a local active or fault indication at the machine.

Start with one known problem.

Pick the area you already worry about. We scope a Proof of Value around it and measure what MachineWatch observes and how it responds.

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