Machine data straight onto your dashboard
Gemba Buddy counts pieces at the machine: no cabling, no integration project, no request to the IT department. It works where there is no Wi-Fi. You simply see the number on the dashboard and know what is going on.
From a sensor on the machine to a number on the board
Four steps, no middleware. Every finished piece travels this path in seconds.
0–10 V signal recorder (NB-IoT)
Want to count finished pieces without touching the machine controller? We use a proven 0–10 V signal recorder that works wirelessly over NB-IoT. An analogue sensor at the machine feeds it, and the voltage signal lands in Gemba Buddy as a piece count. No extra gateways, no routers, just the device.
The simplest way to digitise counting, even on older machines. One day is enough to start collecting line performance automatically.
Pulse counter, when the machine already says how much it made
Not every machine has a controller that counts cycles. But almost every machine can give a pulse, and that is enough. The pulse counter reads those signals and Gemba Buddy turns them into piece counts. Installation is quick, non-invasive and needs no integration with your network or systems: data reaches us over NB-IoT.
Try it on one line for a month. Then decide.
Setup takes a day: upload your users, workcenters and routings, and the afternoon shift is already reporting in the app. No IT project, no integration work, no card.
