graphicx.io | AI for plastics processing machines
nexocraft GmbH · Logistics & Supply Chain
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graphicx.io is a web-based IoT product (SaaS) made in Germany, which we have developed and adapted specifically for machines and plants in the plastics processing industry. You can easily and securely connect machine modules from any manufacturer to the cloud via established interfaces and quickly gain transparency for your production process and significantly save resources.
Focus on plastics processing:
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- Process transparency for production in progress
- Long-term analysis and data historization
- Proof of machine and process capability
- Increasing availability
- Reducing downtime
- Improving quality
- Optimizing resourcesOptimize your machines and plants, e.g.:
- Injection molding machines
- Blow molding machines
- Extrusion processes
- Temperature control units
- Handling systems and peripherals
- And more
Enjoy the following advantages:
- Optimize your process with AI independent of machine manufacturers, even for heterogeneous machine parks
- Monitor the health status of your equipment fully automatically
- Increase process stability by monitoring and predicting e.g. temperature trends
- Reduce downtime by directly notifying the right team members in case of expected breakdowns
- Ready to use within 2 weeks, no consulting and customizing project is necessaryWhat can you test with the free trial?
- You can view and test all available modules of graphicx.io
- Explore and observe preloaded sensor data, devices and dashboardsImportant note:
- You need your business email address to start the free trial
- No machines and devices can be connected in the trial versionFull version: How can you connect your machines?
graphicx.io supports the most important connectivity standards in the industry. We are constantly expanding our connectors. So far the following standards are available:
- OPC-UA
- MQTT
- REST API
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