Key benefits

  • Data accessible through a standard database

  • Client version 

  • Optional label printing

  • Remote control

  • Event log

MATRIX G will register all data gathered by the graders when sorting or batching products (weight of the product, delivered station, weight of each batch, etc.)

It is of the utmost importance for customers to monitor these KPIs. Give-away can be monitored so adjustments can be made on the fly leading to cost improvement. 

The software consists of two main parts:

  • Backoffice MATRIX G: This part of the software will make sure all gathered data is stored on the clients' server in a commonly used database.

  • Client version MATRIX G: This allows access to the database where all weights are recorded from a computer inside the company. The throughput of the grader can be represented visually. The client version enables the creation of tailor-made. This part also allows the grader to be controlled remotely.

With the MATRIX G, it is also possible to design customized labels and control an optional label printer. 

Data accessible through a standard database

All the collected data is saved in a SQL database which is a commonly used database across the world. This offers easy access to the data for possible integration with third-party software. 

Client version 

The client version allows the gathered data can be used to generate tailor-made reports. The client version can also generate a visual representation of the cut products.

Optional label printing

With the MATRIX G it is possible to design customized labels, and control a label printer to print labels that can be attached to the batches. The labels will have a station number, so the operator knows which batch the label should be attached to. 

Remote control

With the MATRIX G, it is possible to connect to the grader with a computer. The module allows you to take over the screen of the grader. This also gives the possibility to connect remotely to the machine from our HQ's. 

Event log

All steps during production are logged, for instance, when the machine starts/stops, running time and any downtime. 

Subject to modifications for technical progress

MORE INFORMATION: