Design & Development
We Deliver What You Think
Our Design & Development Process
Transforming concepts into reality through methodical engineering
Requirements Analysis
We begin by thoroughly understanding your needs, challenges, and objectives. This phase involves intensive discussions, site visits, and analysis of existing systems to establish clear project requirements.
- Stakeholder interviews and workshops
- Current system evaluation
- Technical requirements documentation
- Feasibility analysis
Conceptual Design
Based on requirements analysis, we create conceptual designs that outline the proposed solution architecture. This provides a high-level view of the system components and their interactions.
- System architecture diagrams
- Component selection
- Preliminary control strategies
- Concept visualization
Detailed Engineering
Our engineering team develops detailed designs for all aspects of the system, including electrical schematics, mechanical layouts, control logic, and user interfaces.
- Electrical schematics and panel layouts
- PLC and HMI programming specifications
- Mechanical design and 3D modeling
- Network architecture and cybersecurity planning
Implementation
We bring the designs to life through expert implementation, including control panel fabrication, PLC programming, HMI development, and system integration.
- Control panel assembly
- PLC and HMI programming
- Network configuration
- Database and SCADA implementation
Testing & Validation
Rigorous testing ensures that all systems function according to specifications. We perform factory acceptance testing (FAT) before deployment and site acceptance testing (SAT) after installation.
- Component and subsystem testing
- Factory acceptance testing
- Site acceptance testing
- Performance validation
Deployment & Commissioning
Our experienced field engineers handle system installation, commissioning, and startup to ensure a smooth transition to operational status.
- On-site installation
- System commissioning
- Operator training
- Process optimization
Documentation & Support
We provide comprehensive documentation and ongoing support to ensure long-term system reliability and performance.
- As-built documentation
- Operation and maintenance manuals
- Training materials
- Ongoing technical support
Our Design & Development Expertise
Comprehensive capabilities across multiple engineering disciplines
Control System Design
Design of PLC-based control systems, SCADA systems, and distributed control systems for industrial applications.
Electrical Engineering
Electrical system design including power distribution, motor control, and electrical panel design to UL standards.
Software Development
Development of custom software applications, HMI interfaces, data acquisition systems, and reporting solutions.
Process Automation
Design of automated production lines, material handling systems, and process control systems for manufacturing.
Network Architecture
Design of industrial networks, OT/IT integration, and secure remote access solutions for distributed systems.
Data Management
Design of data collection, storage, and analysis systems for production tracking and business intelligence.
Recent Design & Development Projects
Innovative solutions delivered for diverse industrial applications
Automated Assembly Line Control System
Designed and implemented a comprehensive control system for an automotive components assembly line, featuring 12 PLC-controlled stations with integrated vision inspection and RFID tracking.
Process Control SCADA System
Developed a plant-wide SCADA system for a chemical processing facility, integrating multiple PLC systems, implementing batch control, and providing comprehensive data collection and reporting.
Robotic Pack-out System
Designed and implemented a robotic packing system for a food processing plant, featuring vision-guided pick-and-place robots, integrated conveyor control, and automated quality inspection.
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