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• We provide complete, open, and generic applications developed in-house. Our solutions are versatile and adaptable to each client’s particular needs. If the application does not meet your needs, we can modify a feature or implement a new one.

• Print and Apply (P&A) machines for automatic labeling in automated production. Typical applications are manufacturing that needs a label applied on the product, box, or pallet, with a barcode, best before date, table of contents, batch number, weight, etc. See also Thermal Transfer Technology and Dynamic Labeling.
• Thermal Transfer Technology is an ideal solution for overprinting variable data (dates, forward or backward number sequences, text, lists of ingredients, barcodes, two-dimensional codes, logos, etc.) on plastic film or paper. It is a solution that allows printing directly in the production line, with the advantage of printing speed and quality. Industrial Thermal and Thermal Transfer Printers have trusted dependability for 24/7 mission-critical operations.
• Dynamic Marking and Labeling is a method for dynamically creating a label to give each product a unique ID when pre-printed labels cannot be used. Finished labels made in this manner are designed according to specific customer orders and the product being processed. Labels are created, printed, and applied inline at high speed. (See also Print and Apply above.)
• CIJ and TIJ Inkjet Marking uses three major industrial technologies; Small Character systems for high-speed marking, Large Character systems for coding texts and logos onto secondary packaging; High Definition systems for coding text and barcodes and logos onto secondary packaging. See also Dynamic Marking.
• Laser Marking products provide top-value automotive, electronics, medical devices, and high-precision metal manufacturing solutions. We have access to a complete range of products and solutions based on Fiber Laser, Solid State, and CO₂ technologies.
• RFID (Radio-frequency identification) uses electromagnetic fields to identify and track tags attached to objects automatically. An RFID tag consists of a tiny radio transponder, a radio receiver, and a transmitter. When triggered by an electromagnetic interrogation pulse from a nearby RFID reader device, the tag transmits digital data back to the reader, usually an identifying inventory number. This number can be used to inventory goods. There are two types. Passive tags are powered by energy from the RFID reader's interrogating radio waves. Active tags are powered by a battery and thus can be read at a better range from the RFID reader up to hundreds of meters. Unlike a barcode, the tag does not need to be within the reader's line of sight so that it may be embedded in the tracked object. RFID is one method of automatic identification and data capture (AIDC).

Cybersecurity is crucial in manufacturing to protect against costly downtime. Cybersecurity protects against data theft (like IP), and reputational damage caused by interconnected systems (IIoT, OT) becoming vulnerable to ransomware and supply chain attacks, ensuring operational continuity, product safety, and competitive advantage in a digitalized world. It’s no longer optional but a core business need, safeguarding physical processes and sensitive data across IT and OT environments.

• Automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) automatically identify objects, collect data about them, and enter them directly into computer systems without human involvement.

• The transformation of business processes by leveraging digital technologies ultimately results in opportunities for efficiencies and increased revenue.
• The use of digital technology to transform your reporting processes, collecting and analyzing data in real-time, and using insights to mitigate risk and promote efficiency.

HMI, or Human-Machine Interface, is a device or software that lets people control and monitor machines, systems, or processes. HMI, or Human-Machine Interface is common in industrial automation for tasks like monitoring production, controlling equipment, and displaying real-time data through touchscreens or panels. It translates complex machine data into understandable visuals (like graphs, gauges, and alarms) for operators, improving efficiency and diagnostics in manufacturing, and other sectors.

• Industrial automation uses set technologies and automatic control devices that result in the operation and control of industrial processes without significant human intervention. Automation devices include PLCs, PCs, PACs, etc., and technologies include various industrial communication systems.

Industrial software refers to digital tools that manage, monitor, and optimize manufacturing, production, and operational processes. CodeIT Industrial Software and solutions enable automation, real-time data analysis, and improved efficiency from the factory floor to enterprise-wide systems (IT/OT integration), meshing seamlessly with areas like SCADA, ERP, MES, CAD, IIoT, and PLM to boost productivity, quality, and digital transformation.

• Enterprise resource planning (ERP) integrates main business processes, often in real-time and mediated by software and technology.
• Manufacturing execution systems (MES) are computerized systems used in manufacturing to track and document the transformation of raw materials to finished goods.
• Warehouse management system (WMS) - software made to help users improve the efficiency of tracking inventory and supplies as they move through a warehouse or distribution center. A WMS makes specific processes faster and more accurate, such as receiving, picking, and putting away products.

• Machine vision (MV) is the technology used to provide imaging-based automatic inspection and analysis for such applications as automated inspection, process control, and robot guidance, usually in industry.

MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is a lightweight, publish-subscribe messaging protocol. MQTT is ideal for the Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine (M2M) communication, designed for low bandwidth, high latency, or resource-constrained networks. It uses a central broker to manage messages, decoupling publishers (devices sending data) from subscribers (devices receiving data) through topics, making communication efficient and scalable.

Operational Technology (OT) in manufacturing uses hardware and software (like PLCs, SCADA, HMIs) to monitor and control physical factory processes, machinery, and infrastructure. Operational Technology (OT) ensures safety, uptime, and efficiency, distinct from IT’s business focus but increasingly converging with it for smart manufacturing via IIoT for real-time data and optimization. OT manages robots, production lines, and physical devices, focusing on reliability, physical safety, and long lifecycles, often involving older systems that need modern security as they connect to IT networks.

• Supply Chain Traceability may be both regulatory and ethical or environmental.
• Materials Traceability refers to the capability to associate a finished part with destructive test results performed on material from the same ingot with the same heat treatment - or associate a finished piece with results of a test performed on a sample from the same melt identified by the unique lot number of the material.
• Traceability in Logistics refers to tracing goods along the distribution chain on a batch number or series number basis.
• Traceability in Food Processing refers to the recording through barcodes, RFID tags, other tracking media, and all product movement and steps within the production process. One of the key reasons this is a critical point is instances where an issue of contamination arises, and a recall is required.
• Forestry Product Traceability has emerged in the last decade as a new tool to verify claims and assure buyers about the source of their materials within the context of supporting legal and sustainable forest supply chains,
• Traceability in Manufacturing Records; A Manufacturing Record Book (MRB) is a collection of documents certifying quality control. It may contain tens of thousands of documents that are often buried in disconnected repositories around the world.  It includes all applicable quality information regarding a product, such as the certificate of compliance, mill certifications, and component test certificates that allow customers and inspectors to check for compliance.