Edge Manager
See services, network status, installed apps, updates, and diagnostics.
An industrial edge computer for remote machine monitoring and secure support. It reads selected PLC data, runs MES and SCADA on site, and adds optional AI-assisted analysis.
Orenda Box sits near the machine or production line. It reads the PLC and machine data you choose and makes configured status, production, downtime, alarm, trend, and OEE views available through on-site MES or SCADA. Approved teams can reach those views and the exact support tools they need remotely. When configured, optional AI assistance inside Orenda MES helps people interpret the same operational context.
Machine support layer: Use one repeatable setup for customer machines, local apps, access, and updates.
PLC stays in control: Orenda Box reads and organizes data; it does not take over machine logic.
Works close to production: Data and apps run locally at the site.
Approved app access: Only approved users can open the apps assigned to them.
Orenda Box brings the main tools for setup, production visibility, decision support, and service into one edge platform.
See services, network status, installed apps, updates, and diagnostics.
Let approved users or service partners reach only the apps they need.
Define PLC devices and the values that local apps, screens, reports, or alarms should use.
Run production workflows such as operator panels, reports, planning, quality, maintenance, and inventory when the project needs them.
Ask production-data questions and generate structured analysis when an administrator configures OpenAI access.
Build live screens and alarms from machine data.
Install or update approved apps without rebuilding the whole system.
Optional decision support
The assistant is embedded in the MES interface and uses the previous 30 days of reporting data; structured report and analytics analyses follow the active filters on those pages. It helps operators, planners, maintenance teams, and service engineers understand what changed and choose the next investigation step.
Ask questions grounded in the previous 30 days of run history, downtime, OEE, and workcenter context.
Interpret OEE, downtime, quality, and machine risk indicators in a structured view, with cross-module analysis in MES Pro.
Surface patterns, concise explanations, recommended checks, assumptions, and data-quality gaps.
These are real screens from the Orenda Box user guide.
Check local services, installed apps, updates, and device health.
Define the machine values that MES, SCADA, reports, alarms, and support workflows will use.
Run daily workflows such as work order selection, production start, downtime, and scrap entry when those modules are part of the project.
Display live machine values, screens, and alarms from local data.
Begin with one machine, one line, or one monitoring need, then expand when the value is clear.
Machine builders can see status, alarms, counters, and recent events before deciding whether a technician must visit.
Monitoring, SCADA, production screens, PLC configuration, and diagnostics run near the equipment and can be used by local teams.
Use optional AI-assisted explanations and next-check recommendations inside MES while keeping decisions with the team.
Use target-scoped, revocable links with optional expiry for selected apps instead of broad remote access.
Use the same setup, access, app, and update process across customer sites or factory locations.
Support teams can inspect service health, network state, data collection, app state, and update readiness from Edge Manager.
The exact setup depends on the machine and project. Common examples include:
Start with a narrow use case, prove the value, then expand.
Tell us about the machine, PLC, site network, and first use case. We will help scope the right setup for your site.
Talk to us about Orenda Box