The behavior of your most critical machines is hidden in code today. Selmo makes it explicit, provable and your property — with method, Studio and a clear path from BlackBox to WhiteBox.
As long as behavior lives only in code, it is neither verifiable nor transferable — and only becomes visible on failure.
Undocumented, scattered across PLC blocks. No one can show what the machine is actually meant to do.
The knowledge sits with individuals and one PLC partner. Lose that, and every change becomes a risk.
Deviations show up when it gets expensive — downtime, scrap, lost OEE, declining asset value.
Six maturity levels describe the path. From L3 the behavior model becomes the WhiteBox — L4–L5 is the Behavior-Defined Machine.
One principle, four building blocks: together they form the Behavior Reference — and Selmo Studio generates four results from it: code, HMI, documentation and data structure.
Clarifies and models behavior formally: PTF (Process·Technology·Function) → process model as the Behavior Reference.
Models the Behavior Reference and auto-generates code, HMI and documentation — real and virtual identical.
The open ruleset securing structure, naming and derivability — vendor-independent and verifiable.
License/activation layer that controls generated behavior and brings it into operation, provably.
A clear, modular path as a retrofit: from orientation to safe operation. You choose the stages you need.
Clarify position and goal: where does your plant stand, where is value/risk?
Capture the behavior of a critical machine and make it provable as a Behavior Reference.
Build the Behavior Reference, generate code/HMI, prototype and roll out — accelerated commissioning.
Maintain behavioral integrity, enable your team, secure it long term.
One product core and services tuned to it. You combine what your path to the BDM needs.
The model-based platform: model behavior, generate code/HMI/docs.
Activation/license layer for the provable operation of generated behavior.
Target picture, use case and roadmap for your path to the BDM.
Capture a critical machine's behavior and verify it as a Behavior Reference.
Determine maturity (L0–L5) and potential across your machines.
Build the Behavior Reference and realize it as a running prototype.
From reference to series: implementation, integration, accelerated commissioning.
Enable your team — apply method, Studio and standard confidently.
Secure and support behavioral integrity across the lifecycle.
Behavior defined and verified before code isnot a concept— it runs in production today.
15–30 minutes, concretely on your most critical machine. We'll show you the path to the WhiteBox. Free and without obligation.
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