Machine-builder industries: the same engineering, every industry

AEI Corporation does the same control, real-time-networking and connectivity engineering for every machine-builder industry: what changes between agriculture, packaging, printing and marine is the machine and its duty cycle, not the engineering underneath. These pages index that work by industry and point into the protocol and platform deep-dives behind it. The industry-facing framing for each one lives on the main site; these are the engineering entry points.

The offer is the same across industries:

• Control retrofit and migration — legacy PLC or proprietary controllers onto open controllers and Linux/embedded targets the OEM can keep maintaining.
• Real-time networking — EtherCAT, PROFINET, TSN and OPC UA, down to the deterministic layer.
• Machine telemetry and IIoT — edge capture, store-and-forward over intermittent links, and a fleet view the builder can turn into a service. See Industry 4.0 / cloud connectivity.
• Obsolescence management — keeping a shipping machine serviceable across silicon and toolchain generations.
• CE / EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance — building secure-update and software-bill-of-materials obligations in at the platform level.
• End-of-line test systems and Linux/embedded platform work.

• Agritech machinery — tractors and implements, grading and sorting, dairy.
• Packaging machinery — filling, cartoning, palletizing.
• Printing and converting — register control and web handling.
• Textile machinery — spindle monitoring and looms.
• Food processing — washdown and batch/recipe lines.
• Plastics and injection molding — IMM, extrusion, EUROMAP interfaces.
• Material handling and intralogistics.
• Marine — redundant distributed control.

Machine tools / CNC, pharma manufacturing and gas-turbine energy pages are in preparation.

• Use cases — the same work, indexed by function
• Technology overview
• AEI Corporation — industries