Site signals
Equipment, meters, sensors or operator-entered status, depending on project scope.
Which machine stopped, where it is running hot, which line is behind. A6Platform brings this into one view, so managers make fewer calls and see more of the floor.
A6.AIAsk the floor in one sentenceFrom field wiring to the screens managers check every day.
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SHEET 01 · Signal path
Equipment, meters, sensors or operator-entered status, depending on project scope.
Connected data and functions are confirmed against site needs.
Equipment, meters, sensors or operator-entered status, depending on project scope.
A gateway or Box organizes signals, communication and data uploads.
Sites, equipment, alerts, reports and access rules are defined for the project.
Dashboards, the mobile-browser AI Bot and on-site LED displays — one set of field data for everyone who needs it.
Choose an asset to review its reading, trend and status.
Review the bearing trend with the site team and confirm whether an inspection is needed.
AI proposes. You approve.
Identify the machine, time and measure. Ask again when the request is unclear.
Use the site's agreed data and access rules; confirm before any schedule change.
Link the answer to a board, schedule or report so a person can verify it.
Start with one production line, equipment type or area, then expand as needs are confirmed.
Not sure which module fits the issue on your floor?
Production, equipment, environment and energy—in one view.
SHEET 06 · Case library
Browse application records across production, equipment, environment and energy.









Choose an industry to see common equipment and related A6 areas.
For stamping, welding and conveyance, review operating status, energy use and panel temperature.
Counts are existing case material.
SHEET 08 · LED displays
Direct PLC connection, no PC needed. Fieldbus A6.LED shows output, speed and fault messages on the floor, and can be used on its own.
END · Next step
An equipment list, a panel photo or a problem you face every day is enough to start.