Industrial IT/OT partner: we connect machines, PLCs, robots, lines, MES/SCADA and WMS to your business systems. From the floor to the data, with one counterpart. We build ARIA, the platform that makes it governable.
Not a catalog of technologies but skills organized around problems: automation, robotics, IT/OT integration, software, production data, and cybersecurity. We make the field and business systems talk — to design, integrate, and evolve machines, lines, and plants already in production.
As independent industrial consultants we assess feasibility, architectures and existing plants. When off-the-shelf isn't enough we build custom, from proof-of-concept to production integrated with the PLCs, SCADA, MES, ERP and WMS you already run.
From Siemens PLC logic (S7-1200/1500, TIA Portal) to motion control (V90, S210/S220) and machine HMIs. Standardized architectures that cut commissioning time.
We collect, normalize, and contextualize production data: MES and SCADA for batch traceability, OEE, KPIs, and real-time alarms, integrated with the ERP. Shop-floor numbers become information you can decide on.
The connecting thread: we link machines, lines, and production systems to business software — MES, ERP, back-office tools. OPC UA, S7, MQTT. Fewer silos, coherent data from machine to decision.
Fanuc, KUKA, and ABB robot cells integrated with PLCs, machine vision, and automated handling. Offline simulation, functional safety (ISO 13849, IEC 62061), and line coordination.
The software tools that connect production processes to the information needed to run them: supervision web apps, mobile apps for operators and maintenance, web-based HMIs, and custom back-office tools.
We protect the production infrastructure: IT/OT segregation by design, hardening, access management, and operational continuity. IEC 62443 and NIS2 compliance.
starting at€1,000per station / year
Know where every part came from.
The suite's entry edition: genealogy of batches and parts, batch search, event history, and live station monitoring. It observes and records; it does not command.
starting at€1,600per station / year
See and run the whole line from a single cockpit.
MES and SCADA in one software, on the plant server: real-time production monitoring, alarms, andon, shift changeovers, batch traceability, OEE, and recipes.
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The warehouse moves with the line, AMRs included.
A WMS that shares the line's master data: movements, orders, locations, AMR mission dispatch, and material delivery along the line.
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One station interface, on any screen.
Web-based, hardware-independent operator interface: panel, tablet, or desktop, with real-time machine data from the PLC. Commands, alarm ACKs, and recipe confirmations write straight to the PLC — the single source of truth.
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The line follows you: KPIs and alarms land on your phone.
The suite's app for people walking the plant — KPIs at a glance, push alarms, andon dispatch — and for people on the line or in the warehouse: PIN login, batch confirmations, picking.
Industries we've already gotten our hands dirty in. Each one has its own rules — we speak PLC, MES, and SCADA across all four.
Stator lines, robotic cells, multi-axis motion control, recipes via SCADA. Direct experience with Tier-1 OEMs.
Automation for Automotive & E-MobilityDiscrete multi-station manufacturing, line OEE, batch traceability, PLC ↔ ERP integration.
MES, SCADA & OEE for ManufacturingSpecial-purpose machines, packaging cells, cleanroom-compatible, per-shift recipes and changeovers.
MES, SCADA & traceability for Food & BeverageEnd-of-line, robotic palletizing with machine vision, integration with automated warehouses (AMR + WMS).
Packaging, end-of-line & AMR warehousingRecent cases: every project combines automation, IT, and UX into a coherent solution — from a single part to a full production line.
More than 15 stand-alone stations — from winding on 42 servo axes to vision-guided palletizing — had to run as one line. ARIA SCADA orchestrates them from a single dashboard, backed by 40+ ARIA HMI operator stations on the shop floor.
La Torinese 1932 had its bakery line in Turin halted on end-of-life hardware, with two months to restart before Christmas deliveries. A Siemens S7-1500 controller and a browser-reachable ARIA screen brought it back in time, with stoppages down about 20%.
Nide Wintech Automation builds in Collegno the machines that motor manufacturers use to wind and assemble. They ship with ARIA SCADA on board as standard: it logs process parameters, talks to the end customer's plant systems and opens remote diagnostics.
We operate as industrial system integrators, with active projects in Germany, Hungary, USA, and China.
Turin · industrial system integrators from day one
Italy · Germany · Hungary · USA · China
Automotive · Manufacturing · Food · Packaging
One counterpart, from machine to decision
Describe the line and the problem on a 30-minute technical call: we tell you straight away whether it's in our wheelhouse. We typically reply within 24 hours. From the first call to commissioning, you speak to the same person.