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Custom HMI applications with NetLogic/C#, Info Models, and modern architecture patterns
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Full-stack Ignition deployment, UDT architecture, and database integration
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From data aggregation at the plant floor to automating processes at your ERP
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Connect your automation systems to MES, databases, and enterprise IT infrastructure
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The Software Development Skills Gap in Industrial Automation
The industry's real shortage isn't controls engineers or software developers. It's people who bridge both. And AI agents just inverted the gap: all the software half, none of the controls judgment.
Perspective to Optix Automated Conversion Tooling
A deterministic converter reads an Ignition Perspective project and builds a native FactoryTalk Optix project: tags, reusable types, screens, to live bindings. Same export in, same project out. Three screens from Inductive's public demo, measured.
Case Study: Modernizing Post Falls Water SCADA from Wonderware to Ignition Perspective
City of Post Falls Water Division Our previous system had deteriorated to the point where our operators could no longer
AI-Assisted Development for FactoryTalk Optix via MCP
A language model that authors HMI changes into a live FactoryTalk Optix project, then verifies its own work in the emulator and on the rendered canvas. Open source, with no path to your hardware by design.
AMI-RS and ASQI: A FactoryTalk Optix Migration Engagement
ASQI partnered with an OEM on their FactoryTalk Optix migration. This spanned initial Optix architecture through technical working sessions that built out their master template.
Where are you in the loop? Four shapes of AI.
Same model, four different shapes: Ask, Assist, Delegate, Automate. Where you sit in the loop determines what the AI can do and what can quietly go wrong.