Hardware

When tracking OEE, the best way to monitor production quality depends on your production and quality inspection process. In this article, we will explore four different ways that you can…

To count products is the most popular method to monitor OEE and production downtime. This article explores the different ways you can achieve this using Evocon. What Hardware is Needed…

If you need to measure the weight of products, we can do it indirectly. For example, by counting batches or measuring machine working time and then converting the result into…

In addition to other production outputs, the Evocon system can also measure the length and volume of products. If your production process fits either of these, then this article outlines…

With some production machines, it makes more sense to monitor machine working time instead of tracking pieces or any other unit. In other words, we register how many minutes per…

Evocon monitors production on a variety of CNC (computer numerical control) machines from different manufacturers in metal and plastics processing. Processes: Lasers, plasma cutters, water jets, CNC lathes, milling and punching…

Even though some cases may seem unique (e.g. manual production), it may be possible to monitor your production using a creative combination of conventional methods, that would typically be used…

To implement Evocon and start monitoring your production, you may need hardware. Our team provides some of it and the rest you will need to procure yourself. This article gives…

As production digitalization develops and matures, it opens up new ways to set up data automation and production monitoring. For example, some new machines already capture data about production and…

This article covers information necessary to create an internet connection for Evocon. It will list the pros and cons of possible setup options. We explain the topic in a simple…