From tags to plant context.
Understand equipment, upstream/downstream relationships, material and energy flows, operating modes, and production boundaries.
Dana Process Operations · Operational Pack
Give industrial automation a model of the plant it operates.
DanaOS connects plants, production units, equipment trains, process-flow topology, operating modes, engineering constraints, and enterprise consequences.
Pack contract
Composes: Process-flow — upstream/downstream relationships and material or energy streams. Equipment — identity, hierarchy, condition, and failure modes.
Standards it speaks: DCS · SCADA · historian bindings validated per deployment
Vendor extensions: Validated with the customer’s existing automation stack
Status: Directional
See state in context.
Bind trends, alarms, historian signals, quality events, and process variables to the topology they describe.
Preserve engineering judgment.
Will apply causal methods, mechanistic and learned models, balance calculations, deviation analysis, and validation logic.
Connect operations to value.
Make the effects on throughput, yield, quality, energy intensity, reliability, maintenance, and risk explicit.
Supervise without replacing control.
Recommend bounded actions through explicit approval and verification while deterministic control, interlocks, and safety authority remain in the underlying systems.
Pack contents
Plant ontology · engineering methods · governed adapters
The pack can combine plant and production hierarchy, process-flow topology, semantic resolvers, engineering computations, models, domain views, policies, and DCS/SCADA/historian bindings. Standards and integrations are validated per deployment.