IoT extension for MES

IoT piece counter connected to production

Collect counts, machine signals, heartbeats and sensor data in real time inside Operativo. The MES combines tablet declarations with automatic data from the field.

Contapezzi IoT Operativo
Dashboard produzione con dati IoT

When you need an IoT piece counter

The MES tablet stays the operator’s working tool. The piece counter adds automatic signals when you need to measure the machine directly.

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You want an automatic piece count linked to the order or the MES operation

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You want to reduce manual declarations without removing the shop-floor tablet

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You want to monitor device presence, status and uptime in production

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You want to bring machine signals into dashboards, KPIs and AI analysis

Data from the field

From the device to the Operativo stream

The IoT module does not replace the MES: it extends it. Every signal collected is linked to a machine, device and production context, so it can feed dashboards, KPIs and AI analysis.

Device registration

Each counter is linked to a machine, department and Operativo tenant.

Dedicated API key

The device sends authenticated data without opening generic network access.

Online/offline heartbeat

Operativo knows whether the device is active, idle, disconnected or needs checking.

Sensor data and counts

Counts, pulses and machine signals enter the real-time stream.

Real-time stream

Collected data feeds the MES, dashboards and operational views with no batch delays.

OTA updates

Firmware can be updated remotely when the logic needs to evolve.

Native connection with MES, dashboards and AI

Automatic counts become part of the operational data: the shop floor sees the context in the MES, management monitors dashboards and KPIs, and the AI can query trends and anomalies on the available data.

MES

Compares tablet declarations with automatic counts, enriching times, progress and pieces produced.

Dashboard

Shows device status, counts, production pace, downtime and trends by machine or department.

AI

Lets you ask questions on the available data: detected pieces, deviations, trends, anomalies and utilization.

ASSEMBLY LINE 02STOPPED

Operator: Rossi M. • Order: OP-8821

Pieces producedTarget: 1800
1458/ 1800
81% CompleteETA: --:--
Current pace
0pieces / minute
Target pace: 55 ppm

Pace trend (last 4 hours)

806040200

Shift timeline

Running
Stopped
Setup

Shift OEE

79%
Availability92%
Performance87%
Quality99%

Downtime causes (Pareto)

From signal to production data

The flow stays simple: device in the field, data in a stream, operational use inside MES, dashboards and AI.

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Collect

The counter reads counts, pulses or sensor signals and sends them with a dedicated API key.

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Connect

Operativo links the stream to a machine, device, online/offline status and MES context.

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Use

Dashboards and AI use the data for trends, deviations, alerts and operational control.

Want to add automatic data to the MES?

We assess the machine, the available signal and the dashboard you want, then connect the counter to the Operativo flow.

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