Batch & Remote
Adds capabilities for unattended automatic
processing of multiple parts or assemblies and
enables external software systems to remote control AutoPOL.
Adds capabilities for unattended automatic
processing of multiple parts or assemblies and
enables external software systems to remote control AutoPOL.
Batch processing means that multiple parts or assemblies are processed by the software automatically.
All necessary tasks are performed without user input, the results are reported, and production data is created.
If issues are detected, for example if you do not have suitable tools, they are reported back through the system and the operator can review them.
The Remote part of the add-on enables external software systems to instruct AutoPOL to process parts or assemblies automatically and receive the results back.
This makes it possible for existing systems, for example planning and production, to interface with AutoPOL and use it for press brake integration.
Together with the Industry 4.0 Data Sharing protocol a broad range of integrations are possible.
Batch processing means that multiple parts or assemblies are processed by the software automatically.
All necessary tasks are performed without user input, the results are reported, and production data is created.
If issues are detected, for example if you do not have suitable tools, they are reported back through the system and the operator can review them.
The Remote part of the add-on enables external software systems to instruct AutoPOL to process parts or assemblies automatically and receive the results back.
This makes it possible for existing systems, for example planning and production, to interface with AutoPOL and use it for press brake integration.
Together with the Industry 4.0 Data Sharing protocol a broad range of integrations are possible.
In order to allow external software systems to integrate with AutoPOL, Batch & Remote enables several methods to communicate with AutoPOL. Solutions can be created with adaptable levels of integration and automation. From the simplest one, basically just populating a list of parts to process, to fully automated integrations , where entire process workflows are managed automatically. These are example methods for sending instructions, and receiving feedback of the results, to:
All these methods use well documented communication protocols and are easy to use for a system developer/integrator. With these tools available, it is basically your imagination that is the limit of what you can do.