HMI Programming
Organize controls and status around real operating tasks, equipment modes and production sequence.
Connected PLC programmingClear Operator and Supervisory Interfaces
HMI Programming & SCADA Integration
Verona develops HMI and SCADA interfaces that turn control-system state into usable operator information. Lessons from operators, maintenance teams, supervisors and startup crews shape screens around control, status, alarm context, diagnostics and recovery rather than raw controller detail.
Operator Tasks and Decisions
Design the Interface Around What People Need to Do
An operator needs immediate machine state and recovery guidance; a supervisor may need trends, alarms and production history. Separating those tasks keeps screens focused while preserving the control and data context each role requires.
- Operate: Clear commands, modes, status and permissives
- Diagnose: Alarm context, equipment state and recovery guidance
- Visualize: Process conditions, production status and trends
- Integrate: PLC controls, historical data and connected manufacturing systems
Operator Experience
Expose the Process, Not Raw Complexity
An interface should help the operator understand what the system is doing, why it stopped and what action is appropriate.
Alarm Context
Present actionable conditions with the system state and information needed for diagnosis and recovery.
SCADA Integration
Bring supervisory control, process state, alarms and supported historical information into an operation-level view.
Manufacturing data systemsCommissioning
Validate screens, commands, status, alarms and data against live control behavior and actual operating conditions.
Programming and commissioning servicesConnected Workflows
Interfaces Across Production Systems
Operator visibility often spans more than one machine or system category.
Labeling Diagnostics
Show printer, applicator, scanner, label-data and production-sequence state in one supportable workflow.
Labeling system integrationInspection Status
Expose defect-detection results, failure context and required line response.
System-Wide Visibility
Coordinate information from integrated equipment and data sources without losing ownership of each system's state.
Systems integrationStart With the Requirement
Design an Interface Around the Operator
Share the equipment, user roles, control functions, alarm problems, history needs and existing platform. Those details separate immediate operator tasks from supervisory visibility requirements.