Resources for people who have to decide something this week.
Definitions that match the standards, methods explained without jargon, and free calculators that do the arithmetic. No sign-up, nothing stored.
| Section | Pieces | Start with |
|---|---|---|
| OEE | 15 | What Is OEE? |
| Connectivity | 6 | Connect a CNC |
| Protocols | 4 | MTConnect vs OPC UA |
| Vibration | 4 | Defect frequencies |
| Cost & energy | 4 | What downtime costs |
| Signals & mapping | 3 | PLC Signal Mapping |
Calculators run in your browser: no sign-up, nothing stored.
Reference material for people who have to make a decision about a machine this week: how the standard definitions actually work, what a measurement means once you have it, and free tools that do the arithmetic without asking for an email address.
Everything here is written by the team that runs the platform. Where a figure comes from an external standard or a published industry benchmark, we say so and name the source.
OEE, defined and calculated
The metric, the standard behind it, and the arithmetic worked with Indian shop-floor numbers. Every formula states ISO 22400-2 first and discloses our variant alongside.
Getting a machine connected
How machine data actually reaches a monitoring system, and the decisions that determine whether it is trustworthy.
Protocols and standards
OPC UA, MTConnect and Modbus explained on the criteria that decide which one applies to a given machine.
Signals, mapping and cycles
The engineering underneath: panel wiring, PLC tag mapping, and how a cycle is detected when nothing clean is available.
Security
The questions an IT or customer audit will ask, and what a defensible answer looks like.
Definitions and standards
The vocabulary that causes the most avoidable arguments in Indian plants.
Vibration and machine condition
Turning a number on a meter into a decision about a machine.
Cost, energy and the business case
Putting a rupee figure on things most plants describe qualitatively.
Deployment and data
Practical questions that decide whether a monitoring project survives its first month.
Stuck on a definition or a number?
Send us the figure your team is arguing about. An engineer will tell you which definition it used and what it would read on a live dashboard.