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ABOUT MACHINEPILOT

Offline preparation, connected to real equipment.

Explore the input data, capabilities, and expected benefits through three subjects.

01 / Product changeover

Prepare the next product while production continues.

Product changeover
Concept illustration
Situation
Frequent changeovers and product variety increase the work needed before setup.
Prepare
Product data, target machine data, and available accessories.
MachinePilot helps you
Configure, plan, check collisions, simulate, and generate a recipe offline.
Expected benefit
Move preparation earlier. Recheck the target machine configuration and onsite conditions before applying a recipe on another line.

02 / Equipment knowledge

Give the team a common basis for preparation.

Equipment knowledge
Concept illustration
Situation
Changes in personnel and experience can lead to inconsistent preparation.
Prepare
Digital data for the equipment, components, tools, feeders, and products.
MachinePilot helps you
Plan with the supported equipment capabilities and reuse prepared assets.
Expected benefit
Help staff learn and repeat the preparation process using consistent data.

03 / Remote collaboration

Prepare recipes beyond the production floor.

Remote collaboration
Concept illustration
Situation
Planning and production may take place at different sites.
Prepare
Consistent machine data and an agreed method for delivering recipe files.
MachinePilot helps you
Prepare and generate recipe files away from the physical machine.
Expected benefit
Hand over files through your existing channels. Import, verify images and process parameters, and trial-run onsite before production.
  1. Office / remote site
  2. Offline planning
  3. Recipe file
  4. Existing delivery channel
  5. Onsite verification

Use your own file-delivery method; direct transfer to the machine is not built in.

Physical insertion machine
Physical machine

Offline planning and onsite checks work together.

Use the digital plan as preparation. Verify the actual equipment, images, process parameters, and trial-run results onsite.

Explore the five learning units