An MES that replans after a machine fault
You see the state of production as it is now, not from a spreadsheet closed yesterday.
Try it: stop one machine
All eight machines are running. Press one to stop it and see what happens to its orders.
Method: a sample hall of the Millwright simulator (seed 3; the demo shows the same hall at the address with ?seed=3). A stopped machine is down for 25 minutes, the repair time set in the simulator (an assumption). We count the orders in its queue, the running one included. A simulation, not factory data. Open the same hall in the demo
From order to report, from the same records
A plan for the floor
The MES assigns orders to machines in one view.
The operator at the line
Ticks off an operation at a terminal, no end-of-shift spreadsheet.
A camera over the line
Marks the defect on the part; we train it on your defects.
Shop-floor report
Output, downtime and scrap from the same records.
Millwright: a shop-floor scheduler you can click right now
A scheduling and monitoring simulator for the shop floor: it replans after a fault. We build the full MES to order. Trigger a fault in the demo or read how it was built.
Dig.IT, the ARP competition for small and medium manufacturers, can cover part of costs. The first call ran in November 2025, the second has no date yet (digit.arp.pl, read 2026-10-08). We check the current call in the free intro audit.
Starting figures in PLN; a quote after the audit
- Intro audit
- free, the report is yours to keep
- Application or system
- from 15,000 PLN, fixed price after the audit
Describe the problem, we come back with a price
- We reply within 48 hours of your message; a deadline on a weekend or public holiday moves to the next working day.
- Free intro audit, fixed price, no surcharge if the work takes longer than quoted.
Or write: contact@tenzanlogic.com