Connected shop floor data
Machine data, downtime, production batches, quality checks and reports centralized and continuously updated through the industrial gateway.
Industrial MES platform
A MES platform to monitor and secure production execution
IBRIXIO connects machine data, production lines and shop floor events to monitor OEE, qualify downtime, trace production batches and generate reliable production reports.
Built for production, maintenance, quality and plant management teams.
Why IBRIXIO
A MES platform designed for plant teams
Connect machine data, structure production execution and give operations, maintenance and quality teams a shared real-time view of performance.
Progressive rollout
Start on a representative pilot line, validate indicators with plant teams, then extend across the site.
Built for plant teams
An interface designed for operations, maintenance, quality and plant management, with no IT skills required on the shop floor.
Portable architecture
SaaS, dedicated instance or on-prem in the future, depending on the IT context, without changing the field collection layer.
Modules
A complete and modular MES stack
Clear modules aligned with the day-to-day work of production, maintenance and quality teams.
Field use cases
What plant teams do with IBRIXIO
Concrete examples observed on industrial sites and production lines.
Useful resources
Understanding MES and industrial data
Short references to make shop floor data reliable before driving production performance.
Frequently asked questions
What plant teams ask
What is a MES?
A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) manages production execution on the shop floor. It connects machine data, structures downtime, production batches and quality checks, computes OEE and delivers reports to plant teams and management.
What is the difference between a MES and an ERP?
An ERP manages business processes (orders, stock, purchasing, finance). A MES manages production execution (machine data, downtime, OEE, batches, quality). The two systems are complementary and address different needs.
How does IBRIXIO connect to machines?
Through an industrial gateway installed close to the equipment. It reads PLCs via OPC UA or Modbus TCP, formats signals and synchronizes them to the platform over an authenticated channel.
What happens during a network outage?
The gateway's local buffer keeps collected data during the outage. Once connectivity is restored, data is automatically synchronized to the platform, with no loss.
Why monitor OEE?
OEE combines availability, performance and quality in a single comparable indicator. It surfaces hidden losses (micro-stops, slow downs, scrap) and supports objective comparison across lines, shifts and periods.
Why standardize downtime reasons?
An unplanned stop without a recorded reason cannot be analyzed. Capturing standardized reasons at the source (categories, sub-reasons) allows losses to be cumulated by cause and structural actions to be prioritized instead of reacting case by case.
Can we start on a single line?
Yes. Deployment is progressive: start on a representative pilot line, validate indicators with plant teams, then extend across the site step by step.
Who uses IBRIXIO?
Operators and production supervisors monitor production execution and declare downtime. Maintenance analyzes downtime causes and prioritizes interventions. Quality structures checks and prepares audits. Plant management drives OEE and overall performance.
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