Make your test station
part of the information flow.

Industry 4.0 begins with a reliable connection between the physical test and its recorded result. A barcode identifies the unit. The selected test plan maps models and test flows to DUT positions. The sequence produces measurements, decisions and a final status.

The MES connection links the station to the wider production route: the factory system can determine whether a unit is ready for testing and receive its outcome. Keep the same unit identity across that handoff so results remain useful beyond the test bench.

Smart Factory Monitoring provides secure, read-only reporting on a trusted local network. Administrators pair approved monitors and choose which scopes the station shares, such as production summaries, failure information, test history or device/MES status.

Smart Factory Monitoring Inside the software

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1. Choose the information needed

   Identify which station results and health indicators production, quality and supervisors need to see.

2. Assign responsibility

   Agree who owns the station records, manages the MES connection and maintains the factory network.

3. Define visibility

   Decide which approved monitors may connect and which reporting scopes each station will share.

4. Validate a representative station

   Review the information available to each team on the approved local network before extending the setup.