Industrial data collection
Collect sensor and machine signals through supported interfaces and build a consistent view of operational events.
CYBERSOFT / CAPABILITIES
Industrial automation & robotics
Bring machines, sensors and business systems together. Improve operational visibility through carefully engineered industrial integrations.
Discuss your projectIoT & PLC · Robotics integration · Industrial data
The business challenge
Production data is often isolated inside machines or collected manually. Connecting operational technology requires attention to safety, vendor constraints, network boundaries and production continuity.
01 / Solutions built around you
Connect the physical and digital.
PLC and system integration
Connect control environments to manufacturing applications and business systems with agreed read/write boundaries.
Robotics integration
Assess and integrate suitable third-party robotics, AMR or AGV solutions with site workflows and specialist vendors.
02 / Technical capabilities
Practical applications
- IoT gateways and edge data processing
- Industrial protocols such as OPC UA and MQTT
- PLC interfaces and manufacturing system integration
- OT network segmentation and deployment coordination
01
A production dashboard using machine event data.
02
Sensor-based monitoring with actionable notifications.
03
Integration of a third-party mobile robot with warehouse workflows.
Industry & automation04 / HOW WE WORK
A clear process. From discovery to progress.
01
Discover
Goals, workflows, constraints and a shared definition of success.
02
Design
Architecture, priorities and a realistic delivery plan.
03
Build
Development and integration with regular feedback.
04
Deploy
Testing, a controlled rollout and a clear handover.
05
Evolve
Support and improvements as your needs change.
04 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you build robots?
This offering concerns integration of third-party technology. CyberSoft does not claim to manufacture robots or industrial hardware.
Can integration run alongside production?
We agree access windows, test interfaces in a controlled setting and plan staged deployment with the site team. Production and safety constraints take priority.
How is machine safety addressed?
Changes affecting machinery require an agreed safety assessment and appropriate qualified specialists. Software integration does not replace the site’s safety obligations.