E.2 · Digital Control Systems & Industrial IT
SCADA, HMI & Telemetry Systems
Protocol gateways to control room graphics, compliant with IEC 62443
What we build
Full-stack SCADA platforms: protocol gateways for DNP3, IEC 61850, MODBUS, and OPC UA, RTU and PLC polling engines, a time-series historian holding years of telemetry at full resolution, HMI and situational-awareness graphics built to ISA-101 rather than to decoration, geospatial views for distributed assets, and role-based access control aligned to IEC 62443 with an audit trail on every command.
Capabilities
- Protocol gateways for DNP3, IEC 61850, MODBUS, OPC UA, and MQTT Sparkplug
- RTU and PLC polling with store-and-forward buffering across a link outage
- A time-series historian holding years of telemetry with sub-second query
- Situational-awareness graphics built to ISA-101, legible at three in the morning
- Geospatial and topology views that stay readable as the estate grows
- Role-based authorisation, confirm-and-commit, and an audit trail on every command
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SCADA & HMI
Full-stack SCADA platforms: protocol gateways for DNP3, IEC 61850, MODBUS, and OPC UA, RTU and PLC polling engines, a time-series historian holding years of telemetry at full resolution, HMI and situational-awareness graphics built to ISA-101 rather than to decoration, geospatial views for distributed assets, and role-based access control aligned to IEC 62443 with an audit trail on every command.
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