About us
The company was created by highly motivated specialists who understand the benefits and opportunities offered by automation systems and modern information technologies. The specialists have a full specialized university education in programming and automation, thirty years of development experience, including twenty years in a small own multidisciplinary company (software development, integration of software and process control systems, supply of equipment for building process control systems).
The company's specialists have extensive experience in the development and implementation of automation systems in a wide variety of industries: from a multimodular accounting system (ERP) for a trading company - to a distributed dispatch control system for gas compressor turbine shops in a gas transmission company; from a system for monitoring the movement of raw materials and products through the weighing terminals of a food factory - to a distributed system for collecting and storing technological information at all stages of metallurgical production.
Descriptions of some completed projects can be found here.
We directly worked with the following tools:
Programming software
Delphi, MS SQL Server
Clarion, Watcom C/C++, FoxPro, Novell Netware etc.
SCADA / HMI
Wonderware InTouch, Historian, System Platform, Iconics Genesis64, Citect (AVEVA PlantSCADA) etc.
Hardware
Industrial PC: Advantech, iEi Integration, Siemens, Kontron etc.
PLC: Siemens Simatic S7, Wago I/O system, Unitronics, Schneider Electric Modicon, soft PLC (EN 61131-3)
The company's specialists have been trained and have certificates in Delphi programming; Iconics Genesis HMI SCADA software; Wonderware InTouch & Archestra etc.
Subject area knowledge: During the preparation and implementation of projects, and even more pre-project surveys, our company’s specialists gained knowledge in various subject areas: bookkeeping, warehouse, tax accounting, logistics, concepts of traceability, heat and power production, gas transportation, metallurgical production.
