From the machine to the record
An edge platform turns machine signals into data that the shop-floor software uses.
Box 1 connects to machines of any maker and age, and turns their signals into data. Box 2 uses that data to track each order, each machine and each defect. Box 3 holds shop-floor software made for printing and packaging plants. Tap a title in the diagram to jump to its companies.
Edge platforms 1 company
An edge platform runs on computers inside the factory, connects to machines of every maker, and turns their signals into data other software can use.
Shop-floor and quality software 4 companies
These companies make software that tracks each order through each machine, shows which machines are running, and records every defect and its fix.
ApplixApplix, an Indian company with engineers in Chennai and Bengaluru, sells software that tracks a factory's production, maintenance and quality.Chennai
CAI SoftwareCAI Software, with engineers in Bengaluru, sells shop-floor tracking, machine monitoring and ERP to small and mid-sized manufacturers, and a platform that guides workers through each step of a job.BengaluruHired recentlySoftware for printing and packaging plants 4 companies
These companies make software for one kind of plant, mostly printing and packaging.
What's changing
The factory's data made usable.
A factory's data sits in machines of different makers and ages, and connecting it has been the long first step of every smart-factory project. Edge platforms and AI models now gather, label and explain the data, so a supervisor can simply ask why a line slowed down.
Companies: ingrid's company map. Hiring signals: postings feed of 5 Nov 2026.






