Mumbai: Neilsoft, a prominent player in Engineering Services and Solutions (ER&D), has launched its Industry 4.0 solutions in India, marking a significant advancement in digital transformation for the manufacturing sector. The company aims to enhance the Indian manufacturing landscape with a suite of advanced automation and digital factory solutions tailored to various operational levels, including the shopfloor, factory, and enterprise.
The Global Head of Strategic Planning, New Market(s) Development, and Partnerships at Neilsoft, highlighted the company’s extensive international experience, accumulated over 23 years of servicing global manufacturing clients. “We are leveraging our domain expertise and technological prowess to support Indian businesses in their Industry 4.0 journey. Neil Automation will deliver comprehensive solutions that encompass Industry 4.0 Assessment & Roadmap, Integrated Factory Modelling, Digital Factory / Digital Twin, Automated Quality Inspection, and Energy Monitoring and Efficiency Improvement systems,” he stated.
Neilsoft’s structured approach is designed to guide organisations in optimising their technology investments and achieving their digital factory aspirations. The firm’s Shop Floor Automation solutions focus on identifying opportunities for introducing automation technologies—such as PLCs, robotics, cameras, and Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)—to enhance production speed, throughput, modularity, and safety while reducing dependency on manual labour.
Additionally, Neilsoft will offer an Energy Management System aimed at improving energy efficiency across large facilities, including factories, plants, hospitals, data centres, and technology campuses. This system will utilise IoT technology to automate real-time data collection, provide detailed dashboards, and control energy consumption based on programmed guidelines, further driving operational efficiency and cost savings. By providing these cutting-edge solutions, Neilsoft positions itself as a key enabler of digital transformation in India’s manufacturing sector, supporting the industry’s shift towards more automated and efficient operations.
