DMC & barcode verification
Read and validate part identifiers before allowing the machine sequence or station process to continue.
SAAVI develops traceability solutions that connect part identification, station status, process results and production records across automated manufacturing lines. We integrate scanners, PLCs, HMIs, testers, vision systems and databases according to the project requirement.
A useful traceability system starts with the part journey, identification method, station sequence, process data and customer reporting requirement — not just a database.
SAAVI connects machine-level signals and inspection results with part identification and production records so that each station can exchange the information required for controlled manufacturing and traceability.
Traceability sits between the machine process and manufacturing data. We structure the system so that part identity, station status, process results and production information are exchanged consistently.
Read and validate part identifiers before allowing the machine sequence or station process to continue.
Track part movement, station completion, process status and required data across connected operations.
Capture pass/fail results, measurements, tester results and application-specific process values.
Exchange part, station, command, status and result information between PLC control and traceability software.
Store production and process information required for history, reporting and traceability.
Verify scanner communication, PLC handshakes, station logic, data flow and production records.
The traceability architecture is selected according to the number of stations, data requirements, scanner technology, PLC platform, customer standard and reporting needs.
Industrial code-reading devices integrated with PLC and traceability workflows.
Machine status, station commands, interlocks and result information exchanged with the control system.
Production and process records organized for station history, identification and application-specific reporting.
The workflow depends on the line architecture and customer data requirements, but the engineering normally follows a controlled path from station mapping through production validation.
Review stations, part identification, process steps, required results, reject conditions and data requirements.
Develop station handshakes, identification validation, result handling, data exchange and operator workflows.
Connect scanners, PLCs, HMIs, testers, vision systems and databases and verify end-to-end data flow.
Run production trials, verify records against part identity and support final traceability validation.
Traceability systems can support many machine and line architectures. Typical applications include:
Validate DMC or barcode information before the process begins or at defined stations.
Track station completion and process results across multi-station assembly systems.
Associate tester pass/fail results and relevant process values with the part identity.
Store machine vision inspection results against the identified part and station.
Exchange part and process status between robots, PLCs and traceability systems.
Maintain production records for application-specific history, analysis and customer reporting.
Yes. Traceability can be integrated with existing PLC and HMI systems using the available communication architecture and station signals.
Yes. Scanner integration can be used for identification and validation, with the result passed to the PLC and traceability workflow.
Yes. Station-wise commands, status, process results and completion information can be structured according to the line architecture.
Yes. Support can include scanner communication, PLC handshakes, data flow verification, database records and production trials.
Send SAAVI your station list, DMC or barcode requirement, PLC details, process-result requirements or existing traceability information. We can review the application and discuss the engineering scope.