CNC Equipment
Build machine tool operation profiles around equipment status, programs, coordinates, spindle, feed, output, and alarms.
See CNC topic →Device data collection · connection and management
Organize scattered device signals into unified data assets
Complete a closed loop of collection, management, and service around CNC, robots, PLCs, inspection, and energy consumption scenarios, providing stable input for platforms and business systems.
Every type of equipment can go through the same data chain
First connect, then manage, and finally serve the business systems. Only data processed this way is suitable for truly replicating across more production lines.
Robots and workstations
Collect task status, load, fixtures, results, and linkage signals to make automation workstation cycles more controllable.
See Robotics topic →PLCs & on-site devices
Access process variables like temperature, pressure, time, weight, and power consumption to keep the process within the system.
See PLC topic →Inspection and energy consumption
Incorporate measurement results, electricity, liquid, and fluid data into the same chain to form the basis for quality and energy use.
See Inspection and Energy topic →Edge Gateway
Handle protocol adaptation, data preprocessing, offline caching, and secure forwarding at the equipment edge, acting as the industrial data collection entry point.
Learn about data collection gateways →Data Platform
Based on secondary development of ThingsBoard, consolidate device management, rule engines, dashboards, and alarms into a unified hub.
Learn about the Data Platform →Standardized data foundation
- Unified device identity: DeviceID, CompanyNo, FactoryNo, AssetNo
- Unified status mapping: running, standby, offline, alarm, etc.
- Unified event chain: linking alarms, programs, output, and time information
- Unified data governance: complete field mapping, status standardization, and exception verification
From connection to application
- Edge collection: connect devices, instruments, and inspection units
- Protocol adaptation: compatible with vendor interfaces, serial ports, network ports, and Modbus
- Data services: offer query, subscription, interface, and permission capabilities
- Business applications: serve MOM, MES, dashboards, traceability, and continuous improvement
Start by connecting one device to establish a verifiable data loop
Submit device brand, interface type, and target fields, and we’ll provide an access checklist and implementation suggestions.