Industrial Connectivity & Digital Transformation
Connect your machines, PLCs and devices with Kepware Server. Transform and standardize the data with OPC Router, and deliver it reliably to your enterprise systems.
Velotic™-backed expertise spanning over 25 years. Real-time, robust, scalable connectivity.
Between OT and IT. Backed by engineering experience.
TWO COMPLEMENTARY SPECIALISMS
Combine device connectivity and system integration to fit your project.
Different machines.
One connected data source.
Collect data from supported PLCs, CNCs and field devices. Provide a shared connectivity layer for SCADA, MES and other clients.
Go beyond moving data.
Connect the workflow.
Map data between OPC UA, SQL, SAP and MQTT connections. Manage transfer triggers and workflows visually.
Choose your data source and destination to explore a starting architecture.
Data flow
Field controllers feed Kepware Server, the data hub of your architecture; OPC Router distributes the data to MES, ERP and cloud applications in both directions. Kepware Server also connects directly to many clients.
Field devices speak dozens of different protocols. Kepware Server normalizes them once; OPC Router moves the data where the business needs it and brings the answer back to the machine. Pick a scenario to follow its path and protocols.
Kepware Server reads the PLC through its native driver and publishes the tags as an OPC UA server. The MES connects as an OPC UA client, with no custom code between the controller and the application.
OPC Router reads values from Kepware Server and writes them to SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL or PostgreSQL when a trigger fires: a changed value, the end of a cycle, a schedule. Mapping and conditions are modelled visually.
Kepware's IoT Gateway publishes selected tags over MQTT, Sparkplug B or REST to cloud and analytics platforms, including Azure IoT Hub. IT teams get structured data without opening the control network.
Data also flows the other way: SAP or the MES sends a production order or recipe, OPC Router validates it and Kepware Server writes it to the controller. Confirmation travels back along the same path.
Energy
KepwareServer
Substation, protection relay and remote station connections.
Manufacturing
KepwareServer
S7 TCP/IP and S7 Plus are different drivers; select against CPU and firmware.
Infrastructure
KepwareServer
Bring meter, building automation and network monitoring data into one layer.
Example drivers. Confirm the exact model, protocol role and version support in the manufacturer documentation. Official driver documentation
YOUR PLANT’S REAL REQUIREMENTS
One data language across the line.
Cycle monitoring · Traceability · MESA traceable flow from recipe to batch.
Batch records · Recipe transfer · QualityRead consumption in production context.
Meter data · Process monitoring · ReportingRepeatable projects, clear handovers.
Reference architecture · Pilot · HandoverENGINEERING LIBRARY
Technical articles, project checklists and downloadable guides. Resources for your team from research to commissioning.
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KNOWLEDGE & PRACTICE
Choosing the right protocol and driver to get data from a device determines everything from which port to…
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OPC UA and MQTT are not rivals but tools for different layers. The differences between client–server and…
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