ARIA HMI.
Station-level operator interface.
ARIA HMI replaces '90s-era industrial interfaces with a modern, touch-first, hardware-independent HMI accessible from panel, tablet, or desktop. One configuration serves any number of stations: layouts are data, not code — the PLC stays the source of truth for the process; the platform observes, records, and displays.
What it does, and why it matters.
Web-based, hardware-independent
Runs in the browser on any panel, tablet, or desktop: no proprietary terminals, no vendor lock-in. The HMI is software — you pick the hardware, and you swap it without rewriting anything.
Real-time machine data
PLC variables over OPC UA and S7, with targeted updates per monitored node. Machine state hits the screen the moment it changes in the field, stable even with hundreds of variables in flight.
Modern, responsive UI
Touch-first, with layouts that adapt to panel, tablet, or desktop. Clear affordances, immediate feedback, and IT/EN localization: goodbye '90s interfaces.
SCADA/MES integrable, multi-station
Connects to ARIA MES/SCADA and to shop-floor systems — orders, recipes, batches, KPIs, history. One configuration serves any number of stations: the production context a traditional HMI never sees, at the operator's fingertips.
Capabilities, in detail.
- Live PLC connection via ARIA Connector (OPC UA + S7)
- Macro-components: servos · valves · 3D views · jog control
- Command mode: bottom bar with contextual controls
- Pages: station · overview · recipe · alarms · settings · part-status
- Touch-first, hardware-independent: panel, tablet, or desktop
- Integrable with ARIA MES/SCADA and shop-floor systems; IT/EN localization
Compatible where it matters.
ARIA HMI integrates with the PLCs, protocols, and infrastructure already in your plant. No rip-and-replace, no lock-in.
In production, not on slides.
Real ARIA HMI screens from a live plant — not mockups. It's the app a shift lead opens every morning on the shop-floor terminal.
Dive deeper.
Want to see ARIA HMI in action?
We can run a guided ARIA HMI demo or a technical assessment of your plant to see how it would integrate.