With Unified‑E, we offer a powerful HMI visualization software that allows our industrial and automation customers to configure HMI visualizations individually. Operation is flexible and can be performed on a smartphone, IPC touch panel, or industrial Android HMI. Thanks to the integrated alarm management system, remote monitoring and alarm notifications are available directly on the smartphone – independent of a stationary HMI.
From smartphone to supervisor HMI display: With panel elements, scrollbar support, and responsive layouts for views, you are flexible.
The Unified‑E App Designer for HMI creation is intuitive to use, despite the many optional features such as alarms, user management, recipe management, triggers, or scripts.
With the included OPC-UA, SQL, and HTTP adapters, your created HMI visualization can also store process results in databases or ERP systems. Extensive data can be displayed in charts or lists.
With the server functions of the Unified‑E App Manager, operator devices can easily access the system via the internet. In case of an alarm, push notifications can be sent to the smartphone.
The Unified‑E App Clients are available for Windows, iOS, and Android devices and also allow direct communication between the operator device and the connected endpoints such as PLC controllers. Thus, communication with OPC-UA, Modbus or Siemens endpoints is possible even without a server or additional hardware. That could turn your smartphone into an Android HMI!
The recipe management is highly scalable and even covers the requirements from production in regulated environments such as GAMP/FDA. For example, there are versioned datasets, user permissions, or an integrated process history display.
Licenses can be purchased directly under your Unified‑E account. Free developer licenses are available for developers - the HMI visualization software can be downloaded here.
With our Unified‑E HMI software, you can create an operator app in a few steps, which can then be operated in full-screen mode on a Windows computer or on an iOS or Android device.
You configure your individual HMI operator app in the Unified‑E App Designer program.
This step is optional.
The operator app is published on the Unified‑E App Manager on the gateway PC to enable secure communication via the internet or to manage certain data such as recipes or event history centrally. The gateway PC becomes the server.
This step is not necessary for direct communication between the operator device and the PLC controllers (endpoints).
Then, the operator app is installed on mobile operator devices using the client software (Unified‑E app from the app store).
For Windows operator devices, the operator app is launched with the Unified‑E App Client for Windows.
The Unified‑E product was developed by the software development company Unified‑E AG, which is headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland. We have been working in the field of HMI visualizations for industrial plants and machines, as well as building automation, for over 15 years.
The Unified‑E product first appeared at the SPS 2016 trade fair with the Mobile-First paradigm. Since then, it has been expanded with numerous features for stationary HMI visualizations and is now used in different application fields by well-known customers for both mobile monitoring and stationary HMI operation.
In addition, Unified‑E AG offers another HMI product called "WIT-HMI". This is a code-based framework that allows for the development of highly individual HMI applications, for example, for medical technology. You can learn more about it on the product website www.wit-hmi.com.
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