Over the years we a developed a number of technologies that we often leverage for our client projects if applicable. By using our own technologies we can provide a quicker route to market, better return on investment and we offer a life long update path for these products.

We call it Micro XML for a reason - it is the smallest J2ME XML Parser and Document Object Model in the world, the library is around 15K in size - so it is small.

Ideally suited to:

Java Mobile Phones

Data Transformation and Translation on Embedded Devices.

Telemetry Data from IBM Microbroker applications.

Other Embedded Controllers needing to send or receive data in XML.

OK you want to put a web server on you small embedded device, want it do be able to serve up data, or may be allow the user to configure the device. Look no further:

Micro HTTP runs on any device with J2ME / J2SE and provides a complete web server for embedded devices. It also includes a security manager that can protect against unknown IP access and you can allow and deny any number of IP numbers or ranges.

We have a visual programming tool that can create an HMI / SCADA systems and communicate to range of different devices and protocols using our Protocol Libraries. We also provide numerous User Interface controls for most common HMI / SCADA and touch screen solutions.

Originally developed for OMRON for their visual recognition systems, this product is incredibly flexible and can be customized for different uses.

We provide a number of Java libraries allowing connectivity to a number of different protocols these include:

1. ★OPC
   

2. ★SNMP
   

3. ★MODBUS
   

4. ★MQTT
   

5. ★Straton T5
   

6. ★XML

We have a number of HMI libraries that can supply support of a number different uses.

Basic User Interface Components

Advanced User Interface Components

Trending and Analysis

Touch Screen Support

The Open Data Analysis Project - is currently under development it aim to provide a simple and effective way of getting data to a central repository or database and a series of user extendable modules to visualize and analysis this data. This project is expected to be finish Summer 2008.