WHAT WE DO
We connect the operation to the information.
SENNZE develops the technology layer that acquires data from machines, sensors and operations, processes that information close to its source and delivers it for monitoring and management.
Understand the chain
WHERE SENNZE WORKS
Between the physical operation and the systems that need the data
The existing automation stays responsible for controlling the machine or the process. Above it, management, analytics and intelligence systems depend on reliable information in order to work.
SENNZE occupies the layer between those two worlds: it obtains the information at the operation, transports it, processes it and structures the data so that it can be used.
MANAGEMENT AND ANALYTICSIndicators · history · decisions
SENNZEAcquisition · communication · processing · data
OPERATION AND AUTOMATIONMachines · sensors · operators · processes
A COMPLETE TECHNOLOGY CHAIN
From the physical signal to the information used by management
Every stage has to work for what appears on the screen to represent what actually happened in the operation.
SignalMachine, sensor or operational record
AcquisitionGetting the information in the field
CommunicationTransport between the points of the architecture
ProcessingContext and organization close to the operation
PlatformVisualization, history and indicators
ManagementInformation available to whoever has to act
INTEGRATED ENGINEERING
The parts were developed to work as a single system
SENNZE does not start at the dashboard screen. Equipment, firmware, communication, processing, data structure and software are part of the same architecture.
That makes it possible to adapt the form of acquisition to the characteristics of each operation without losing the continuity between what happens in the field and what reaches the platform.
ACQUISITION ADAPTS TO THE PROCESS
Not every operation delivers the data the same way
One machine may offer a simple electrical signal, another may allow digital communication, while a process may require an additional sensor or a record entered by the operator.
The architecture is defined from what already exists and what needs to be monitored, preserving the installed automation wherever possible.
Existing signals
Making use of information already available on the equipment.
Sensors
Additional instrumentation where the variable is not yet available.
Communication
Integration compatible with the architecture defined for the application.
Operational record
Information entered by people can be part of the same operational base.
CLEAR BOUNDARIES
Monitoring and informing does not mean replacing the automation
SENNZE was built to monitor the operation and make information available. The integration is done respecting the role of the systems that already control the process.
Process automation
PLCs, machine controls and safety systems remain responsible for commanding the process.
Selling generic instrumentation
Sensors and components come in when they are needed to solve the monitoring application.
Other data systems
The information acquired can feed the SENNZE platform itself and, where the application requires it, form part of larger architectures.
THE FOUNDATION COMES BEFORE THE ANALYSIS
Before analyzing the data, it has to exist
Dashboards, reports, intelligence and analytical models all depend on an earlier stage: obtaining continuous, contextualized data from the real operation.
That foundation is where SENNZE concentrates its engineering — making the connection between the physical world and the digital information.
Machine → data → context → informationThe quality of what is analyzed starts with the way the operation is observed.
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Show us the operation. That is where the engineering starts.
Understanding the process, the signals available and the information needed is the first step in defining how SENNZE can come into the operation.
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