Most factories still rely on outdated PLC engineering workflows. Software Defined Automation brings the agility of modern software development to industrial automation—with cloud-native tools, version control, and centralized management. The result: faster updates, seamless collaboration, and smarter, more secure production.
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From factory floor to cloud: unified automation starts here
Transform how factories build, deploy, and evolve automation—securely, flexibly, and at cloud speed.
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Automotive
Automotive plants rely on complex, highly automated production lines where every minute of downtime impacts launch schedules and margins. Software-defined automation gives OEMs and Tier‑1s the flexibility to adapt lines to new models, options and volumes without months of re-engineering.Explore -
Energy
Utilities operate distributed, mission‑critical assets where reliability, safety and regulatory compliance are non‑negotiable. A software-defined approach modernizes control environments without disrupting operations, enabling secure, centralized management of PLCs and RTUs.Explore -
Food & Beverage
Food and beverage producers must balance strict safety and quality requirements with volatile demand and frequent recipe or packaging changes. Software-defined automation helps standardize, secure and rapidly adapt production while protecting compliance.Explore -
Life Sciences
Pharmaceutical manufacturing requires precise, validated processes and full data integrity from R&D through commercial production. Software-defined automation provides the governance and traceability needed to support GMP and GAMP while keeping plants agileExplore -
Logistics
Logistics centers run on tightly orchestrated systems of conveyors, sorters, shuttles and robots where throughput and availability drive service levels. Software-defined automation brings IT‑like agility to OT systems, enabling rapid adaptation to new flows, SKUs and volumes – as demonstrated by Clevertech's Logistics Machine Builder solutions for scalable palletizing and end-of-line handling.Explore -
Manufacturing
Manufacturing operations face constant pressure to increase throughput, reduce costs and respond quickly to changing customer demand. A software-defined control layer turns rigid automation assets into a flexible, data-driven production platform.Explore
Supported Automation Vendors
