Infra DigiTech®
Factories & Industrial

Andon, production displays and industrial time systems

Our first-ever customers were factories: General Electric and Bharat Electronics took our first industrial production displays in 2001, and the Bengaluru-Hosur belt has run on our boards since. A shop floor display is a promise — target versus actual, visible to every operator, updating in real time from the line itself.

Why it matters

Engineered for this sector

Today that means andon boards wired into PLCs over Modbus and RS-485, OEE and takt-time displays feeding from SCADA and MES, countdown timers driving batch cycles, and GPS-synchronised clocks keeping shifts honest across the plant. Industrial enclosures, industrial duty cycles.

Problems we solve
Production targets invisible to the line — solved with target-vs-actual andon boards at every station
Downtime that nobody sees until the shift report — solved with live status and downtime-cause displays
PLC and MES data trapped in control rooms — solved with Modbus/OPC/RS-485/Ethernet integration
Plant clocks disagreeing across buildings — solved with GPS master-slave time distribution
Product lines

What we build for Factories and Industrial

Every product below is designed, manufactured and serviced by Infra DigiTech in Bengaluru.

Proof, not promises

Where this is already running

General Electric and BEL — our founding customers, first production displays delivered in 2001
Toyota — custom three-sided and four-sided suspended shop-floor clocks
TVS, Ashok Leyland and the Bengaluru-Hosur industrial corridor — display and clock deployments
Common questions

Factories and Industrial FAQ

Can andon displays integrate with our PLC or MES?

Yes — Modbus, OPC, RS-485 and Ethernet/TCP integration with PLC, SCADA, MES and ERP systems is standard on our industrial production displays; our in-house software team builds custom connectors where needed.

Do you make custom form factors for shop floors?

Yes — we engineered three-sided and four-sided suspended hanging clocks specifically for Toyota's shop floor, and we routinely build custom digit heights, colours and enclosures to a site's sight lines.

What digit size do we need for our shop floor?

As a rule of thumb: 4-inch digits read to roughly 30 metres, larger floors take 6, 8 or 12-inch digits. Our site survey confirms viewing distances before we quote.

Planning a deployment?

Tell us your site and requirement — our team responds with a same-day quotation and a no-obligation site survey.