
Epicor Connected Process Control (CPC) enables manufacturers to digitize and standardize production processes through a flexible no-code/low-code manufacturing platform. Combining digital work instructions, operator guidance, process control, and real-time data collection, CPC helps teams improve execution, reduce errors, and maintain consistent production across assembly and manufacturing operations.
With support for connected equipment and shop floor devices, manufacturers can capture production and quality data directly from operations while gaining greater visibility into performance, defects, rework, and process compliance. Product traceability capabilities provide a detailed history of each product's build and inspection record, supporting quality initiatives and continuous improvement efforts.
CPC is well suited for manufacturers managing complex product variations, dynamically presenting operators with the appropriate instructions and process requirements for each build. By connecting people, processes, and production data within a single platform, manufacturers can improve quality, increase operational visibility, and drive more consistent outcomes across the shop floor.
Available on-premises or in the cloud, CPC scales from individual production areas to enterprise-wide manufacturing environments.
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Edgefinity IoT is an enterprise RFID and real-time tracking platform that helps organizations gain greater visibility into the people, products, assets, and processes moving throughout their operations. By connecting RFID readers, sensors, and other IoT devices, Edgefinity IoT automatically captures critical data and transforms it into real-time operational insight.
Organizations can track inventory, assets, tools, equipment, work-in-process, and personnel while using configurable rules, alerts, facility maps, and reporting to automate workflows and respond quickly to important events. From inventory and asset tracking to manufacturing visibility, order verification, safety, and mustering, Edgefinity IoT supports a wide range of RFID applications from a single platform.
With a hardware-agnostic architecture and cloud or on-premise deployment options, Edgefinity IoT can grow from a targeted RFID deployment into a scalable, enterprise-wide visibility platform.
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AtomBeam
There is no requirement to buy any hardware or alter your network setup, as installation is simply a matter of easily configuring a compact software library. By 2025, forecasts suggest that an astonishing 75% of the data created by enterprises, which amounts to 90 zettabytes, will be generated by IoT devices. For context, the total storage capacity of all data centers worldwide is currently less than two zettabytes combined. Alarmingly, 98% of IoT data is left unsecured, highlighting the urgent need for robust protection measures. Additionally, there are ongoing worries about the lifespan of sensor batteries, with few viable solutions expected to emerge soon. Many users also face challenges related to the restricted range of wireless data transmission. We envision that AtomBeam will transform the IoT landscape in a way similar to how electric light changed everyday experiences. Several obstacles hindering the broader acceptance of IoT can be overcome through the seamless implementation of our compaction software. By leveraging our technology, users can improve security, extend battery life, and broaden transmission capabilities. Furthermore, AtomBeam offers a significant opportunity for businesses to reduce costs associated with both connectivity and cloud storage, making it a highly attractive choice for those prioritizing efficiency. As IoT demand continues to climb, our innovative solutions provide a timely and effective response to the fast-evolving technological environment. In this way, we aim to not only address current challenges but also pave the way for a more interconnected future.
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Dex7
Various manufacturers' devices, objects, and vehicles can be upgraded with intelligent features by leveraging sensor technologies. This innovation allows users to obtain real-time insights from the gathered data, facilitating maintenance when it is truly required. Besides enabling faster recovery of devices, the insights derived can optimize processes, reduce costs, and improve energy efficiency. By utilizing both outdoor and indoor tracking techniques, individuals or objects can be pinpointed accurately through sensors and an array of wireless technologies including cellular networks, Wi-Fi, ultra-wideband, or Bluetooth. The potential applications are vast, ranging from enhancing security in office spaces to improving customer interactions in retail environments. The benefits of these technologies include more efficient use of workspaces, swifter responses in emergencies, and better oversight of operational workflows. While the market for such innovations is growing, the complexities involved are frequently exaggerated. Additionally, smart facility management serves as a modern approach to refining the organization and functionality of buildings, which can lead to greater operational efficiency and effectiveness. This trend is increasingly becoming essential as more businesses recognize the value of integrating smart technologies into their infrastructure.
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