CNC machining centers
Automatic backup of programs, logs, production data, and tool information in Fanuc, Siemens, Mazak, Haas, Okuma, and Mitsubishi environments.
Legacy industrial connectivity platform
Machines that were never designed to be connected. Connected anyway.
Syntraiq’s strategic value is not limited to one industry. Injection molding is a strong first reference, but the same architecture can connect CNC machines, laser cutters, measurement systems, robot cells, packaging lines, and many other legacy industrial assets to modern data-driven operations.
- Industry-agnostic
- Beyond USB
- Ready for ERP / MES / BI / AI
15+industrial target areas where USB, serial, or file-based data exchange is still common
USB Mass Storagenot an injection molding technology, but a general machine communication pattern
One platformmultiple data paths, unified processing, archiving, and integration
Positioning
Syntraiq is not a USB trick. It replaces manual industrial data movement.
It can work with machines that export to USB drives, write files per cycle or event, have no Ethernet or OPC UA, or only offer network connectivity as an expensive OEM option.
“Syntraiq connects machines that were never designed to be connected.”
Target markets
The same platform can be sold into multiple industrial environments
Laser cutters
Central archiving of CSV, XML, and TXT exports from Trumpf, Bystronic, Amada, and Prima Power machines.
Plasma cutters
Program, report, and log collection from Hypertherm, ESAB, and Messer systems through file-based or port-based connections.
Wire EDM and EDM
Automated handling of programs, logs, and technology data from Makino, Sodick, Mitsubishi, and Charmilles machines.
CMM measurement systems
Automatic archiving and retrieval of Hexagon, Zeiss, and Mitutoyo measurement reports for quality workflows.
Injection molding
Cycle data from Arburg, Engel, Demag, KraussMaffei, Wittmann Battenfeld, Toshiba, JSW, and Negri Bossi machines.
Robot cells
Central logging of robot logs, errors, program backups, and events in ABB, Fanuc Robotics, KUKA, and Yaskawa environments.
Test benches and lab equipment
Automatic collection of CSV, Excel, TXT, and PDF measurement outputs for quality and audit trails.
Medical technology equipment
Structured archiving of exported logs and reports from CT, MRI, ultrasound, sterilizers, and lab automation systems.
Packaging machines
Daily reports, scrap data, and production files from Bosch, Krones, Multivac, and ULMA systems.
Food industry lines
CSV exports from filling, bottling, labeling, and slicing machines turned into a unified data stream.
Woodworking CNC
Central handling of programs, logs, and production reports from Homag, SCM, and Biesse machines.
Textile machinery
Replacing USB-based data exchange on embroidery machines, sewing automation, and weaving machines.
Printing industry
Collection of reports, scrap, and ink usage data from Heidelberg, Komori, and Koenig & Bauer machines.
Electronics manufacturing
Reports, traceability data, and logs from Fuji, Panasonic, ASM, and Yamaha SMT lines.
Technology direction
The USB drive is just one channel. The platform unifies the data path.
USB Mass Storage
RS232
RS485
Ethernet
GPIO
Printer port
SD card
FTP
SMB / NFS
Modbus
OPC UA
MQTT
Business transformation
Syntraiq replaces manual data movement
Today in many plants
Machine
→USB drive
→Operator
→Office
→Excel
→ERP
With Syntraiq
Machine
→Syntraiq
→Local database
→Cloud
→ERP / MES / BI / AI
Next step
After the first reference, the platform can open multiple pilot markets.
Injection molding can remain the entry point, while the stronger investor and partner story is Syntraiq as a legacy industrial connectivity platform.