PROJECTS
PROJECTS WE'VE DELIVERED
With thousands of installations globally, our software and hardware is used by aircraft part manufacturers, sawmills, Formula 1 teams, luxury handbag manufacturers, civil & military aerodromes and more.
Prodigy and its precursor have overseen the mill and mash process control for a global supplier of brewing and distilling malts for more than 30 years, with two production lines recently upgraded to the latest software and hardware.
A retrofit control system running automatic temperature and pressure cycles for two walk-in autoclaves in aerospace composites manufacturing, replacing the original outdated controls with recipe-driven ramp, dwell, cooling and purge stages, unmanned running and detailed batch reports.
A UK oil supplier to fast-food and restaurant chains upgraded its Prodigy system to automate tank filling to defined limits and track intermediate bulk containers throughout their journey to and from customers.
Environmental monitoring of temperature, humidity and pressure across 15 cleanroom areas using radio telemetry, alongside supervised access interlocking of the 17 doors connecting them — with real-time overviews, historic trends and verifiable data for audits.
A leading diesel engine manufacturer relies on Prodigy SCADA to control and monitor Combustion Air Handling Units in its test cells, holding temperature, pressure and humidity consistent for like-for-like engine test comparisons.
A 24-hour greetings-card production facility supplying over 700 Card Factory stores adopted PlantRun to lift OEE — reporting a 26% reduction in lost machine availability within two weeks of go-live.
Following month-on-month OEE gains at a Glasgow bottling site, the group rolled PlantRun out to a second site near Turin, Italy — integrating directly with the line's Siemens PLCs for automatic data capture.
A major chilled and ambient food producer chose PlantRun to monitor twelve production lines across two departments at its Burton-on-Trent facility, with six shop-floor screens and automated daily shift reporting.
Specified by NATS for remote alarm management as part of the airport's £350M redevelopment and its move to a Digital Tower, with controllers based 115km away at Swanwick. Equipment status is shown as interactive buttons covering operational, warning, alarm, degraded and reverted states, with every change recorded and time-stamped to the millisecond.
The Channel Islands gateway runs several hundred systems covering ATC, passenger information, meteorological, air conditioning and intruder detection, monitored around the clock. A twenty-year-old annunciator panel and paper logbook were replaced with 64 alarm input channels expandable to 128, remote viewing from any PC on the network, and secure backup of alarm data.
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