Production software
Including tile look and Unicode capability
The store floor terminal software AIP from MPDV Mikrolab in version 8.2 is designed to facilitate manual data acquisition in production.
The new features include the tile look, intuitive touchscreen gesture control and full Unicode capability. According to the manufacturer, both dialogues and the visualization of production-related information can be individually adapted to the user's processes and challenges. The AIP 8.2 also displays international characters - for example Cyrillic, Arabic or Chinese. The new store floor terminal offers each user their own national language and should therefore ensure a high level of user-friendliness and lead to greater acceptance among workers. AIP stands for Acquisition and Information Panel - software that can be run on any standard industrial PC under Windows.
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