Data is one thing, but ultimately you need to be able to understand and use it quickly to derive the right actions from it. In addition, all the data necessary for visualization must be available to the machine operator. Therefore, machine builders need to meet user requirements for access and archiving of all data points. The processed data is then used to create a visualization that allows a variety of extensions and adjustments based on the customer’s needs. Implementing data analytics functionalities will enable smart dashboarding and notification solutions. WinCC Unified offers you a scalable visualization system for different platforms, environmental conditions and use cases.
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Machine Transparency: Reduce Downtimes and Optimize Operating Efficiency
Production processes are becoming more and more complex, quality requirements are increasing, and the shortage of skilled workers is putting additional pressure on industry. Machine transparency helps you master these challenges by reducing downtimes and significantly optimizing your operating efficiency.
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Rely on an integrated engineering workflow with libraries in the TIA Portal
Running work processes in parallel using integrated digitalization promises huge time gains in the development of new machines. Standardization provides the basis: You get a handle on the increasing complexity of applications, you can respond quickly to constantly changing customer demands, and you can guarantee consistent top quality in the development process. The Totally Integrated Automation Portal (TIA Portal) checks all the boxes.
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SIMATIC WinCC Unified is scalable from single-user systems to complex, distributed applications. Thanks to a standardized software platform and the use of modern web technologies, WinCC Unified already meets the requirements of a visualization system of the future.
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SIMATIC S7-1200 – Flexible thanks to wide variety of communication options
Standardization in automation technology
An argument for the SIMATIC S7-1200 programmable logic controller
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Sculpting the future: speeding machine, digital transformation
Fueled by visionary thinking and ingenuity, TARUS remains the leader in car design studio solutions. To maintain market dominance and meet accelerating customer demands, TARUS owners—and brothers—Dave and Doug Greig realized they needed to elevate and enhance the capabilities of their clay milling machines.
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Limited Time Offer! Get Started & Save Money with Siemens Hardware & Software Kits
Get your starter kit now! The starter kits are available for all devices from 7 to 22 inch. In addition to the device itself, they contain the engineering software as well as all the accessories you need to get started smoothly. Start with the limitless realization of your visualization ideas now.
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Control and Operate with the SIMATIC WinCC Unified System – from visualization up to vertical integration
SIMATIC WinCC Unified is the latest visualization software in the TIA Portal, which is designed to optimize operator guidance, to support in the planning and traceability of production processes, provides flexible access to all data and provides efficient tools for analysis and minimizing downtime.
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Field connectivity involves the connection of all field devices to central machine control. This includes the easy integration of sensors via standardized I/O interfaces in order to connect the field level to the superordinate control level.
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Remote Operation of Stand-alone Systems via Cellular Networks
Remote access makes it possible to securely access a machine from another location for purposes of commissioning or service. This means that the experts necessary for commissioning or modifying machines no longer have to be present on site. If a machine fails, a precise diagnosis and expert support are vital for quickly getting the system running again. Remote access also allows you to operate and maintain geographically distributed systems reliably and transparently, even in hazardous, isolated, or contaminated environments.
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