Sticking to the same routine every day may feel safe, but it won’t drive improvement. Lay the foundation for smarter production, empowering better, data-driven decisions.
Unlock the potential of your production with real-time insights, automated data collection, and seamless integration into your existing IT systems. Streamline operations and reduce standstills with standardized KPIs and intelligent tools that empower smarter, faster decision-making—helping you drive profitability and achieve greater operational efficiency.
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Higher OK Output
Lower Reject Rate
Faster Production Ramp-Up
Improved Efficiency
Faster ramp-up, reduced maintenance.
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Secure machine communication.
Real-time data insights reduce reliance on manual troubleshooting, minimizing effort and supporting all levels of expertise—resulting in smooth operations, smarter decisions, and consistent output.
With standardized interfaces, ensure bidirectional communication between your systems. How much longer can you afford to let inefficiencies hold you back?
Stay informed with real-time insights into your production processes. Are you fully aware of what's happening on your shopfloor?
Quickly identify and address losses, deviations, and production fluctuations. How fast can you respond to production challenges with your current tools?
Take full command of your machine and production lines with a single, centralized user interface. Is your production ready for complete control?
We understand this frustration—because we’ve faced it too. That’s why we’ve developed tools to eliminate the guesswork. With real-time insights, you can take control of your production, resolve issues faster, and make confident, data-driven decisions that drive real results.
performance inefficiencies, data visibility challenges, or the lack of actionable data, enabling smoother operations and better outcomes.
The STIWA Group offered exciting insights into the high-tech world of automation to more than 400 HTL students at the "HTL Days at STIWA" on 15th and 16th September at the company headquarters in Attnang-Puchheim.
The STIWA Group offered exciting insights into the high-tech world of automation to more than 400 HTL students at the "HTL Days at STIWA" on 15th and 16th September at the company headquarters in Attnang-Puchheim.
"HTLs are one of the most important educational partners for us. They train the specialists we need in mechanical engineering, production and software development. We are very pleased that eight schools from three federal states have accepted our invitation," Michael Fuchshuber, CEO of STIWA Automation GmbH says.
During a tour through the factory, STIWA employees – even HTL graduates – offered practice-oriented insights into the company's technical departments. Core competencies such as feeding technology, laser technology and process development as well as the latest developments in the areas of simulation and 3D printing were the focus. The young people took the opportunity to ask questions in order to get a clearer idea of the future job profiles – after all, it was the first excursion for some classes after almost three years of corona-related break.
"At STIWA, it is very important to us to teach students and teachers the technology of tomorrow first hand and thus further strengthen the connection between school and industry. The HTL Days were the ideal opportunity for this," says Fuchshuber.
Michael Fuchshuber, CEO STIWA Automation GmbH
Developed by manufacturers with decades of hands-on production experience, this adaptable and scalable software delivers transparency, reduces costs, and supports global standardization—all while maintaining high product quality. Built by experts who truly understand your industry challenges, ensuring it adapts to your needs at any stage.
STIWA Shopfloor Software goes beyond traditional MES solutions by working directly at the machine and control level. It can read PLC data in real time without requiring middleware. This deep integration ensures high-quality data acquisition without delays, making it ideal for analysis and optimization.
Advantage: Customers get a detailed and real-time data foundation, enabling precise production control, error analysis, and process improvements.
STIWA doesn't just focus on visualizing production data; it leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning to provide deep insights. The software automatically detects anomalies, bottlenecks, and optimization opportunities, offering actionable recommendations.
Example: AI can predict machine failures, reduce rework defect rates by up to 30%, and adaptively optimize processes.
Advantage: Customers can increase productivity, minimize downtime, and reduce costs through data-driven optimization.
The software is highly flexible and can be integrated into existing production lines (Brown-Field) as well as new, highly connected manufacturing setups (Green-Field). Its modular architecture allows seamless connection to ERP, MES, CAQ, or machine control systems.
Example: Older machines without modern IT interfaces can be integrated via retrofit solutions or IoT adapters, while highly automated systems communicate natively with the software.
Advantage: Companies can digitize step by step without large investments in new machinery while benefiting from modern analysis and optimization tools.
STIWA Shopfloor Software is modular in design, allowing it to adapt to different company sizes and requirements—from single machines to complex, globally connected production networks. Companies can start with selected modules and gradually expand the solution without the need to replace the entire system.
Example: A customer can initially implement real-time monitoring and later add AI-driven optimization or predictive maintenance without requiring a system overhaul.
Advantage: The software grows with business needs, ensuring investment security and keeping companies technologically up to date with continuous advancements.
The STIWA Group offered exciting insights into the high-tech world of automation to more than 400 HTL students at the "HTL Days at STIWA" on 15th and 16th September at the company headquarters in Attnang-Puchheim.
The STIWA Group offered exciting insights into the high-tech world of automation to more than 400 HTL students at the "HTL Days at STIWA" on 15th and 16th September at the company headquarters in Attnang-Puchheim.
"HTLs are one of the most important educational partners for us. They train the specialists we need in mechanical engineering, production and software development. We are very pleased that eight schools from three federal states have accepted our invitation," Michael Fuchshuber, CEO of STIWA Automation GmbH says.
During a tour through the factory, STIWA employees – even HTL graduates – offered practice-oriented insights into the company's technical departments. Core competencies such as feeding technology, laser technology and process development as well as the latest developments in the areas of simulation and 3D printing were the focus. The young people took the opportunity to ask questions in order to get a clearer idea of the future job profiles – after all, it was the first excursion for some classes after almost three years of corona-related break.
"At STIWA, it is very important to us to teach students and teachers the technology of tomorrow first hand and thus further strengthen the connection between school and industry. The HTL Days were the ideal opportunity for this," says Fuchshuber.
Michael Fuchshuber, CEO STIWA Automation GmbH
