Industries
Every industry speaks its own language. So does its data.
Traceability in automotive, batch tracking in food, yarn breaks in textile, remote sites in mining. We know the questions the floor actually asks.
Our clients
- Siemens
- Anadolu Isuzu
- BSH
- Tofaş
- Toyotetsu
- Martur
- Turkcell
- Vodafone
- Doğadan
- Pakmaya
- Bross
- Abdi İbrahim
- Nobel İlaç
- Plastimak
- Dalgıç Kalıp
- Barbaros Motor
- Magneti Marelli
- Rözmaş
- Sanel
Industry experience
Industries we work in
Our clients range from automotive to pharma, appliances to energy. Each industry page covers its processes and typical data problems.
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Automotive
Data collection on press, welding and assembly lines, IATF 16949 traceability and OEE.
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Plastics and injection molding
Cycle time, mold changes, scrap and OEE tracking across injection molding machines.
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Food and beverage
Batch/lot traceability, filling and packaging line OEE, CIP and process records.
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Textile
Machine data, yarn-break stoppages and efficiency analysis in knitting, weaving and dyeing.
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Metal and steel
Coil tracking, weighing, downtime and energy data on slitting, CTL and rolling lines.
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Chemicals and pharma
Batch data from reactors and process equipment, ISA-88 structure and data for GMP records.
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Appliances and electronics
Takt and downtime tracking, end-of-line test records and serial traceability on assembly lines.
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Energy and utilities
SCADA integration and meter reading for substations, industrial-zone grids and solar plants.
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Mining
Tonnage, downtime and condition monitoring on crushers, conveyors and mills at remote sites.
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Why industry knowledge matters
The same OEE formula applies in every plant, but “downtime” means a mold change on an injection machine, a yarn break on a knitting machine and a label jam on a filling line. Reason codes, shift patterns, batch and lot logic, quality records and the traceability level the customer demands all change by industry. An integration team that knows these differences does not spend the first weeks answering the wrong questions.
What does not change by industry
The data foundation does: connecting to machines, processing at the edge, modelling in one namespace and delivering to the ERP follow the same architecture in every plant. VOLSOFT puts industry knowledge into the data model and the screens, and the common architecture into the Proxus platform, so each new site reuses the template of the last.
Next step
Let’s turn your goal into a clear engineering scope.
Tell us about your plant, your machines and your goal. An integration engineer will set up a discovery call with you.
