Operator screens often grow by addition: every new requirement adds a page, a colour or an alarm. Operators then learn to ignore alarms, and the screen stops helping when something actually goes wrong.
The problem
Operator screens often grow by addition: every new requirement adds a page, a colour or an alarm. Operators then learn to ignore alarms, and the screen stops helping when something actually goes wrong.
Intended outcome
Intended outcome
Screens that show what needs attention first, and alarms that mean something.
Typical scope
HMI · SCADA · alarm management
Indicative range · confirmed per project
Typical scope
HMI · SCADA · alarm management
Indicative range · confirmed per project
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Engineering
Approach, applications and scope
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Engineering
Approach, applications and scope
Technical scope
Engineering approach
We design screens around operator tasks, use colour only for abnormal states and rationalise alarms so each one has a defined cause and response.
Typical applications
Machine and line HMIs
Plant SCADA and historian
Alarm rationalisation
Recipe and batch management
Scope
Screen and alarm philosophy
HMI/SCADA development
Historian and reporting
Technical scope
Engineering approach
We design screens around operator tasks, use colour only for abnormal states and rationalise alarms so each one has a defined cause and response.
