Starting a batch
Before: recall and key in the right numeric step codes from memory or a binder.
After: pick the named recipe, confirm, start — with range validation before anything reaches the PLC.
The legacy RS-360 is a DOS-era Borland C++ HMI. This comparison is factual and reflects the current Ring build; figures and statuses are verifiable in the product.
A shift, before and after
The same job, a very different day
How the work actually changes on the plant floor.
Responding to an alarm
Before: read a numeric op-code, look it up in a printed legend, guess the context.
After: read the alarm in plain language, see which batch it belongs to, act.
Answering "what happened on Tuesday?"
Before: no batch history retained on the HMI.
After: search 1,400+ stored batches, open the exact run, export it.
Deployment & support
How it runs in your plant
Ring runs alongside your existing controller — no rip-and-replace.
Next step
See Ring on your line
We'll walk your team through a live batch, the alarm experience, and the language switch — in your operators' own language. Commercial terms available on request.
Request a demo