FloorGlass turns the signals your machines are already sending into a board you can read from the office — running, idle, or down at a glance, with one-tap downtime logging. Every number stays on your shop PC.
Point FloorGlass at your machines. It reads what they do and shows it in real time — no spares, no retrofit, nothing to buy but a board.
Every machine, color-coded green / gray / red. See who's running, who's sitting, and who's down before you walk the floor.
Live part counts with a last-seen timestamp, so you know the number is current, not stale. Throughput you can actually trust.
Tap the machine, pick a reason, done. You start to see the hours you were losing to changeover, waiting, and stuff you didnt know you were down on.
Logix, Allen-Bradley, OPC UA, Modbus, Fi&O — or a manual tap-state machine with no comms at all. Old and new on the same board.
Utilization, OEE, downtime by reason, and cost-per-unit labor — the numbers you quote to yourself stop being guesses.
Track a part through the shop: lots, pallets, serials, work orders, and a quality gate that can hold a lot before it ships.
FloorGlass is local-first. It reads your machines over your LAN, stores everything in a database on your own box, and serves the board to your shop's screens. Nothing phones home. Nothing is rented per-seat. When your internet is down, the board keeps running.
I'll walk you through FloorGlass on a shop-floor board, and you can see how it would read the machines you actually run. If it fits, we'll talk through a pilot install for your shop.
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