Most automation on the market today is either tailored around a single, or very limited variation process. Even if solutions feature multi tooling and work holding for part variations, these are directly integrated and embedded into the controls most of the time. Our CNS, with it's decoupled perspective on machein-to-machine communication, expand opportunities to automate, even very simple processes with extreme variability. Manufacturers have flexability with respect to both the deviation in plug and play modules for different tasks, but as well splitting automation efforts into multiple phases.

We understand there are extensive automation integrators on the market with their area of expertise and specialization in specific processes. Our goal is to provide organizations the opportunity to automate due to the previous inability from lack of configurability. To better achieve this, we seek to work with integrators who have their experience in building specific automation solutions. We focus on building the communication and connectivity infrastructure for automation, and allow  integrators to focus on building, modular, automation solutions.

Organizations testing and developing new systems and technology, pertaining to any automation or manufacturing setting, need flexibility in getting systems connected and running quickly. For example projects like developing a new inspection cell requiring testing of many different vision systems, testing different spindle for deburring units, etc. should not compromise project time for integration of different units. With the ability to plug and play such equipment, valuable time will not have to be wasted, allowing for efficient project timelines.