SciTech Edge Core
7-inch touchscreen.
Considered when you need a touchscreen at the machine or station.
Industrial intelligence for manufacturing
SciTech builds manufacturing software that connects machines, production records and operational context, and the AI workflows that help teams act on them. Edge hardware brings the factory floor into the platform.
Operational software and edge hardware are in use today. Manufacturing context and AI workflows are in development.
Help teams understand what is happening on the floor and what to do next.
Relates machine events, orders, materials and people so a record is read in its operating context.
Manufacturing execution and traceability capabilities that follow each site's workflow.
SciTech Edge Core and Edge Mini capture machine-side signals and operator input.
Factory challenges
When machine events, production records and maintenance work live in different places, teams spend time reconciling information instead of acting on it. SciTech starts from the decision or handoff a team needs to support, not from a generic dashboard.
What a machine did and what the production record says are often reviewed in different places.
Production teams need records that follow the steps and responsibilities of their own workflow.
When something stops, the operating context is not always available to the people who respond.
How the platform fits together
SciTech Edge devices capture machine-side signals and operator input at the machine or station.
Manufacturing execution and traceability records follow the steps and responsibilities agreed for the site.
Machine events, orders, materials and people are related, so a record can be understood in its operating context.
Workflows that help teams understand what is happening and what to do next, built on that context.
Maturity labels describe SciTech's own status. This page does not claim predictive or autonomous capability. Integrations, records and responsibilities are defined with each site.
Edge hardware
SciTech Edge Core and Edge Mini bring machine-side signals and operator input into the platform. There are four working configurations across the two families. They differ in display and operator input; the right fit depends on where the operator works and what they need to see and enter.
7-inch touchscreen.
Considered when you need a touchscreen at the machine or station.
No built-in screen. Used with an external monitor, in a custom enclosure.
Considered when you need production traceability on an external monitor.
3.5-inch touchscreen and four physical breakdown-input buttons.
Considered when you need operators to record a breakdown with physical buttons.
3.5-inch touchscreen. No physical buttons.
Considered when you need touchscreen-led actuation. Actuation scope and safety requirements are defined with each site.
Pictograms show features, not appearance or scale. Detailed specifications are not published on this page and are confirmed with you when the implementation is scoped.
Not sure which fits? Describe your workflow Compare the edge configurationsWhat happens next
A short discussion establishes the scope before any configuration or implementation is proposed.
Start with the operational problem, the people involved, and the existing process.
Agree the relevant software scope, hardware configuration and site constraints.
Decide together what happens next for your workflow and site.
Request a demo
Tell us about the process you want to understand or improve, and the configuration you are considering if you have one in mind. We will use that context to discuss a suitable implementation path.
SciTech Industries is operated by Kagaku Technology Pvt Ltd, India. Team · R&D notes