Operational Data Collection
Capture supported values, state changes and production events from connected controls and systems.
PLC data integrationProduction Visibility + History
Manufacturing Data Systems
Verona develops manufacturing data systems that gather, store, display and expose production information. The scope can begin with visibility for one process or connect events across multiple lines, with operational context for monitoring, history, alarms, reporting and supported remote access.
Information With a Purpose
Start With the Decision the Data Must Support
Current status, alarm history, traceability and production reporting serve different users and require different context. Defining who needs the information and what action it supports determines which events to collect, how long to retain them and how to present the result.
- Collect: Machine state, production events and supported system results
- Store: Usable history for review, traceability and reporting
- Display: Current production status, alarms and operational context
- Expose: Supported database, service, web and remote-access interfaces
Data Lifecycle
Turn Production Events Into Useful Context
A data system should preserve the meaning of the plant-floor event, not simply accumulate tags.
Real-Time Monitoring
Display present conditions so teams can understand what is happening across the operation.
HMI and SCADA systemsHistorical Logging
Retain production history for review, troubleshooting, reporting and supported traceability needs.
Automated Alarming
Notify the appropriate workflow when defined system or production conditions require attention.
Connected Systems
Data Across Controls, Labeling and Inspection
Manufacturing data gains value when identity, equipment state and verified results remain associated.
Labeling Records
Connect product and order context with generated labels, application results and controlled reprints.
Labeling solutionsInspection Results
Retain defect-detection pass/fail results with relevant production context.
Systems Integration
Define reliable interfaces among plant controls, databases, web services, flat files and business-system endpoints.
Industrial systems integrationStart With the Requirement
Define the Information the Operation Needs
Share the source systems, production context, users, retention needs, alarms and reports. Those requirements determine what must move from the plant floor into the data system.