Representative Projects

Proof through engineering work.

Examples are intentionally described without exposing confidential customer data. They show the kind of integration, application and plant-floor engineering Orion undertakes.

Case Studies

Factory automation, traceability and plant software work.

Representative engineering across middleware, RFID and barcode traceability, asset and energy applications, marking integration and PLC-connected monitoring.

Steel & Metals

L2 Production Data Relay & Marking Integration

Middleware service receives plant production data, validates and parses required fields, and distributes the data to connected marking systems while maintaining diagnostics and operational visibility.

TCP/IPL2MiddlewareMarkingWindows Service
RFID / Defence Logistics

End-to-End RFID Traceability Architecture

Traceability architecture covering encoding, picking, dispatch, gate movement, receipt, inspection, storage and reverse movement with handheld and fixed RFID integration.

UHF RFIDSSCCHandheldEvent middlewareERP
Enterprise Asset

Barcode / RFID Asset Management

Asset register, location management, mobile verification, audit history, maintenance records, alerts and role-based administration for distributed facilities.

BarcodeMobileAuditRBAC
Energy

Energy Consumption Dashboard & Reporting

Meter-oriented data collection architecture with network assessment, data capture, period-wise reporting, dashboards and deployment planning.

MetersModbusDashboardReports
Manufacturing

Production Label & QR Workflows

Operator applications for controlled label creation, unique QR generation, database storage and production-driven print workflows.

QRPrintingDatabaseOperator UI
Industrial Monitoring

PLC-Connected Monitoring Applications

Applications for machine and process monitoring using direct industrial communication, real-time status, data logging and operational dashboards.

PLCReal-timeWebData logging

Each project follows the same execution path: requirement study, site assessment, architecture, engineering, FAT, installation, SAT and support — with interfaces, network and responsibilities documented at every stage. See also our dedicated pages on factory automation, AIDC solutions and barcode solutions.

How We Present Projects

Problem → architecture → execution → outcome.

Each published case study should eventually include a sanitized architecture diagram, interface list, screenshots or commissioning images, and measurable operational outcomes where the customer permits disclosure.

Have a similar requirement?

Describe the problem, the equipment and the systems involved — we will map it to an architecture.

Many projects start from exactly this point: a process that loses data between machines and office systems, or an identification scheme that never reaches ERP. Share the constraint and Orion will structure the approach.

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