fuuz-industrial-ops

Calculate OEE using ISO 22400 time classification by tracking workcenter states and categorizing equipment time into standard production, idle, and downtime segments to determine availability, performance, and quality metrics.

Alarm management with deadband logic prevents signal noise from triggering unnecessary alerts by defining a threshold range that alarm state changes must exceed before publishing notifications to a Unified Namespace.

Structure a Unified Namespace (UNS) by implementing standardized ISA-95 topic hierarchies to publish manufacturing data, ensuring workcenter states, alarms, and OEE metrics are organized consistently across industrial IoT applications.

Integrate ERP systems with manufacturing execution systems by applying ISA-95 standard patterns to facilitate seamless data exchange, mapping workcenter production states and OEE metrics directly to enterprise resource planning records.

Yes, you can apply ISA-101 alarm management standards alongside ISA-95 workcenter state tracking to manage equipment modes, record state history, and publish standardized alarm transitions on industrial IoT platforms.