
PLANTS ·CONTROL PANELS ·SOFTWARE ·CERTIFICATION ·4.0/5.0 INCENTIVES ·AI
Industrial automation since 1999, from the first schematic to a plant in full production.
Design, electrical panels, software and plants
from a single component to complete automation
Production interconnection
GEM builds solutions for the interconnection of machines and plants with company information systems, creating a direct link between production, supervision and data management.
Integration turns the information generated by the production process into available, organised and usable data for MES systems, databases and business applications, laying the foundations for monitoring, analysis and digitalisation of production.
From the field to the system
Data originates in the field: sensors, instruments, PLCs, drives and control systems are the sources of the information coming from the process.
GEM develops the infrastructure needed to acquire, normalise and transfer this data to the higher levels, using the industrial communication protocols and technologies best suited to the application.
In this way machine, line and information system become parts of a single connected architecture.
MES, databases, ERP
Interconnection is not just about collecting data. GEM develops solutions for the two-way exchange of information between production and MES systems, databases and business software.
Production data, machine states, alarms, parameters and indicators can be acquired and logged, while orders, recipes and process information can be sent to the automation systems, creating continuity between the operational and management levels.
The ground GI4 grew from
Experience in automation, data acquisition and production system interconnection led GEM to develop GI4, a platform born directly from the needs encountered in industrial plants.
GI4 is the evolution of this journey: a tool designed to collect, organise and make production data available, turning it into useful information for performance monitoring and process analysis.
Software developed from the shop floor up, out of everyday experience with real machines, PLCs and production processes.