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Proxus Industrial Data Platform

Your entire industrial data stack. One product.

Machine connectivity, Unified Namespace, historian, rules, dashboards and delivery to ERP and the cloud, in one install on your own servers.

  • 66 protocols
  • 18 destination systems
  • Keeps recording when the network drops
  • Priced by gateways and data rate, never by tag

Every machine is read in its own protocol, by software on your plant server.A raw register becomes a named signal with its place in the plant.Rules run on live values; the alarm says what happened and why.The link drops: the Edge Gateway buffers the values and sends them in order when it returns.One model, delivered to every system that needs it.

Machines on the plant floor send their values in their own protocols to the Edge Gateway, software on the plant server. The Edge Gateway forwards them to the Proxus Hub, which places every value in a Unified Namespace, runs rules and alarms and keeps the history; if the link drops the Edge Gateway stores the values and sends them when it returns. The hub delivers the same model to ERP, MES, the cloud, time-series and SQL databases, event streams and a REST API.

In production at Siemens, MEXT, Kaltun, PilenpakSee deployments

  • Siemens
  • Vodafone
  • Turkcell
  • KPMG
  • Cisco
  • Hewlett Packard Enterprise
  • TD SYNNEX
  • İSBAK
  • Komtaş
  • Kaltun
  • Pilenpak
  • Abdi
  • MEXT

From a controller to a dashboard, without leaving the product.

Industrial connectivity

Device connectivity

Connect PLCs, CNCs, robots, meters and OPC UA servers, then define the tags you need and how often they are read.

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At the line

Edge runtime

Collect, transform and buffer at the line. Evaluate rules, detect anomalies and run your own functions before the data moves.

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Unified Namespace

UNS Explorer

Browse every signal by enterprise, site, area, process cell, equipment module and device, with the live value and last update on every node.

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Visualization

Dashboards and reports

Operational views and scheduled reports for plant and management teams, built on the same governed data.

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IT and OT delivery

Integrations

Deliver modelled data to databases, message brokers, cloud services and business systems, per target and per strategy.

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AI Copilot

Proxus Copilot

Ask in plain words from any screen (Ctrl+K): why a device is silent, what changed, which alarms are open. Copilot reads the live namespace with your permissions and proposes rules and changes on a card. A change is applied only after you approve it, and the audit trail records it under your name.

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Why one product

Six products’ worth of work. One install.

A plant’s data stack is usually bought one product at a time. Each comes with its own licence, its own upkeep, its own permissions and its own name for the same tag.

The job Usually bought as In Proxus
Read the machines Kepware a driver server 66 protocols, built in
One data model (UNS) HighByte Intelligence Hub a data modelling layer One namespace in plant order, ISA-95
History AVEVA PI System a data historian History built in, no separate historian licence
Screens, alarms, reports Ignition a SCADA platform (for monitoring screens) Dashboards, alarms and scheduled reports
Rules and automation Node-RED flows and hand-written scripts Pipelines and C# functions, running at the line
Delivery to systems and cloud AWS IoT · Azure IoT cloud services plus middleware 18 destination systems; data waits on site when the link drops
6 productstheir own licences and upkeeptheir own permissionsthe same tag defined again in each 1 install1 data model1 permission model1 vendor to call

Product names belong to their owners and each is strong at its own job. What you already run can stay: Proxus connects to Kepware over OPC UA, imports Kepware projects and sends data on to the systems you keep.

Inside Proxus

Recorded in the running product.

Recorded in the running product against a simulated food and beverage plant. Every click is real; so are the connection test, the tag read and the diagnosis.

The live demo is a running platform in your browser; the sign-in arrives by email.

Recorded in the product, cursor and all · 0:42Simulated plant data

Before the first meeting

The questions every first meeting asks.

Plant, automation and IT teams ask the same six things. Here are the answers, so the meeting can be about your plant.

What IT reviews first

Trust and compliance
Talk to an engineer
“We already run Kepware.”
Keep it. Proxus connects to it over OPC UA, or imports the Kepware project and reads the devices itself.
“We already have a historian.”
Keep it too. Proxus sends data on to it through its database or web service; new sites need no separate historian licence.
“We could build this ourselves.”
You could. The real cost comes later: years of upkeep, and a data layer only two or three people understand.
“Our data must not leave the plant.”
It does not have to. Proxus runs entirely on your servers, also on a network with no internet access, and no data passes through our cloud. Copilot can use a local Ollama model, so even AI questions stay on site.
“What if the network drops?”
The Edge Gateway keeps collecting, running rules and recording, and sends what it held when the link returns. Its settings live on the hub, so a failed unit is replaced, not rebuilt.
“So many features. Is it complicated?”
You start with one line and one destination system. The rest is switched on when you need it, in the same product.

Pricing

The price is on the site. No surprises.

Two numbers set your price: the gateways you run and the data rate they carry.

Tags, devices, users, dashboards and API calls never change the price.

Next step

See it against your own plant data.

Bring a machine, a protocol and a system you need to feed. We will show the path from register to governed namespace to delivered value, and what it takes to run it in production.

  1. 01

    Scoping call

    Equipment, protocols, sites and the systems the data has to reach.

  2. 02

    Technical walkthrough

    A working demo against a scenario that resembles your plant, not a generic tour.

  3. 03

    Pilot plan

    A defined first line or site, with the deployment and security questions answered up front.

  4. 04

    Roll-out

    The same templates bring the next lines and sites online.

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