Works with the machines you already run
Works with your machines.
The gateway speaks the protocols your PLCs already speak. Point the commissioning wizard at a machine, pick your protocol, and it finds the tags live. No rip-and-replace, no new controllers.
Connected machines
18 protocols, compatible with hundreds of machine models.
CNC, injection molding, extrusion, welding, and legacy controls. Read-only, no VPN, no static IP.
Siemens
Toshiba Mitsubishi
Allen-Bradley
Plus any machine running a FANUC, Siemens, or Mitsubishi control, whatever badge is on the sheet metal.
All product names and marks belong to their owners. Compatibility statement, not endorsement.
$200/machine/mo · pilots from $4,500 · hardware included
See full pricing →No controller? No problem.
Older presses, saws, manual mills: wired in too.
A machine with no network drop and no tags is the Direct-wired row in the table above: 4-20mA analog inputs (a standard clamp-on current transducer wires straight in), isolated digital inputs for dry contacts and stack lights, and a relay output. Our tech does that wiring during install, the same as we do your PLCs. One gateway covers the deep protocols in the table above and the machines that don't have any, no second vendor, no second box.
PLCs & controllers
The controllers running your lines.
OPC-UA
EthernetThe modern universal standard. Most PLCs built since ~2010 expose an OPC-UA server, across every major vendor. The easy default when a machine supports it.
Siemens S7
EthernetS7-300, S7-400, S7-1200 and S7-1500 controllers.
Allen-Bradley (EtherNet/IP)
EthernetControlLogix, CompactLogix and other EtherNet/IP Rockwell controllers, by tag name.
Allen-Bradley (PLC-5 / SLC 500)
EthernetOlder Rockwell PLC-5 and SLC 500 families over Ethernet.
Allen-Bradley Micro800
EthernetMicro800-series micro-PLCs: IP address and go.
Allen-Bradley DH+
NetworkedSLC / PLC-5 controllers reached across a legacy DH+ network through a bridge.
Omron
EthernetOmron NJ, NX and CJ controllers by symbolic tag.
Mitsubishi (Ethernet)
EthernetMitsubishi Q, L, QnA and iQ-R series over Ethernet.
Mitsubishi (Serial)
SerialThe same Mitsubishi families for machines with no Ethernet port.
LS Electric XGT (Ethernet)
EthernetLS Electric XGT-series PLCs over Ethernet.
LS Electric XGT (Serial)
SerialXGT-series over a serial connection.
CNC, sensors & meters
Machines, meters, and wires.
FANUC CNC (FOCAS)
EthernetFANUC CNC controllers: spindle speed, feed rate, alarms and program status.
MTConnect
EthernetThe machine-tool standard. Any CNC with an MTConnect agent: availability, execution state, spindle load, alarms, program.
Modbus TCP
EthernetGeneric Modbus devices: VFDs, power meters, PLCs, gateways.
Modbus RTU
SerialLegacy serial Modbus devices over RS-485 / RS-232, usually via a USB adapter.
Direct-wired sensors
Direct-wiredIsolated digital inputs for dry contacts, stack lights and cycle switches, plus a relay output to drive a light or buzzer straight off a data event. No PLC required.
Analog sensors
Direct-wired4-20mA and 0-10V analog sensors read directly by the gateway. A clamp-on current transducer around a power lead is the common case, and the same inputs take vibration or temperature transmitters on spindles, pumps, and motors: the AI watches the trends and alerts your team. No PLC, no tags, no controller at all.
Anything else
For the stragglers.
Web / XML status feeds
NetworkMachines or gateways that publish status to a web page or XML feed.
Custom / other
ConfigurableAn escape hatch: anything else with a documented protocol. Bring it to the pilot call and we'll wire it up.
Not sure which one?
Find your machine.
| Your machine | What it uses |
|---|---|
| Siemens S7-300 / S7-400 / S7-1200 / S7-1500 | Siemens S7 |
| Rockwell ControlLogix / CompactLogix (Logix, EtherNet/IP) | Allen-Bradley (EtherNet/IP) |
| Rockwell PLC-5 / SLC 500 | Allen-Bradley (PLC-5 / SLC 500) |
| Rockwell Micro800 | Allen-Bradley Micro800 |
| Rockwell PLC-5 / SLC 500 over DH+ (legacy network, bridged) | Allen-Bradley DH+ |
| Omron NJ / NX / CJ | Omron |
| Mitsubishi Q / L / QnA / iQ-R (Ethernet) | Mitsubishi (Ethernet) |
| Mitsubishi Q / L / QnA / iQ-R, no Ethernet port | Mitsubishi (Serial) |
| LS Electric XGT (Ethernet or Serial) | LS Electric XGT |
| Any modern PLC with OPC-UA | OPC-UA |
| FANUC CNC | FANUC (FOCAS) |
| Haas, Mazak, Okuma, DMG MORI, Hurco, Makino, Doosan, or any CNC with MTConnect | MTConnect |
| VFDs, power meters, or generic Modbus devices | Modbus TCP |
| Legacy serial Modbus devices | Modbus RTU |
| A machine or gateway that publishes a web page or XML status feed | Web / XML status feed |
| Discrete sensors, stack lights, dry contacts, or cycle switches, no PLC | Direct-wired digital I/O |
| 4-20mA / 0-10V analog sensors, with or without a PLC | Analog input (ADC) |
| Something else, with a documented protocol | Custom / other |
Something unusual on the floor? The commissioning wizard tests any tag live before you commit. Bring your list to the pilot call and we'll tell you exactly what plugs in.
Bring your machine list. We'll tell you exactly what plugs in.
30-day pilot, hardware included, from $4,500, fully credited when you expand.