Your automation. Your data. Your control.
Developed and maintained in Hanover, Germany. Runs where you decide and stays yours.
Independence is built in, not promised.
Sovereignty is not a clause in a contract. It follows from where the software runs, who holds the keys and what can be switched off from outside. All three answers sit in the architecture.
Runs on your infrastructure. Production and process data never have to leave your site unless you decide otherwise. Run the models you choose, on your own data and your own hardware.
Licenses are activated once, and that activation can run on a server inside your own network. After that the runtime needs no connection to us: no license server, no heartbeat, no expiry date. Your line keeps running regardless of geopolitics.
Open standards on both sides: EtherCAT and PROFINET on the fieldbus, OPC UA and MQTT to IT. Hardware-agnostic: change suppliers without touching your codebase. The choice stays yours, and keeping it is what makes you resilient.
On-premise, edge or cloud, your choice.
The same platform, wherever you put it. Pick where control runs.
Full determinism, full data control, zero external dependency. The default for critical production.
For low-latency, distributed deployments. Determinism is the same as on-premise, and orchestration stays under your policy.
In production, not just in test: the same containerized execution that runs on a single IPC scales out to Kubernetes and the cloud.
Secure by design, auditable by default.
Security is in the architecture, ready for what regulation will require.
Encrypted communication and encrypted program artifacts. Licensed program sharing moves applications between sites and partners without handing over source.
Update packages are signed. You decide when one is staged and approved, and you can roll it back at any time. Nothing reaches a line unless you release it.
No sealed controller cabinet. Runs on standard industrial PCs that your IT can patch, monitor and secure with the tooling it already uses.
Built toward the EU Cyber Resilience Act so you are ready ahead of the deadline, not scrambling after it.
A software bill of materials (SBOM) ships with every release, and reported vulnerabilities follow a documented process: tracked, patched, and reported to affected customers.