Active early access

From plant floor to operator screens your team can stand behind.

OptixGen gives industrial automation teams one organized workspace for project context, engineering review, and repeatable deliverables.

Built with system integrators, controls teams, OEMs, and commissioning teams in mind.

OptixGen current test UI showing an HMI dashboard planning canvas.
Current build-20 test UI — HMI planning workspace. Product behavior and availability are discussed in each demo.

The problem

Commissioning work loses context as it moves between tools.

PLC information, wiring, HMI planning, notes, and field observations are often spread across separate tools and people. That makes review, handoff, and follow-through harder than they need to be.

OptixGen helps teams organize that work into a shared engineering workflow—so the conversation stays connected to the project.

What OptixGen helps with

A clearer path through engineering work.

These product areas are in active early access. Availability and depth are reviewed with each pilot team.

01

Ladder review

Bring PLC and Ladder information into a focused engineering conversation.

02

Wiring and project context

Keep drawings, notes, and related context close to the work being reviewed.

03

HMI planning

Organize screen ideas and engineering decisions before they become deliverables.

04

Field observations

Capture useful plant-floor context without losing it in a separate thread or photo roll.

05

Engineering review

Give reviewers a shared place to understand what changed, what matters, and what is next.

OptixGen current test UI showing an HMI object library.
HMI planningCurrent early-access test UI.
OptixGen current test UI showing a ladder editing workspace.
Ladder reviewCurrent early-access test UI. Draft and review-ready; not production controller acceptance.
OptixGen current test UI showing ladder cross-reference information.
Cross-reference reviewCurrent early-access test UI.
OptixGen current test UI showing guided engineering review actions.
Guided engineering reviewCurrent early-access test UI. Review, apply, revise, or discard.

Workflow

Make the project easier to follow.

  1. Bring project information together

    Start with the engineering context your team needs to discuss the work clearly.

  2. Work through engineering tasks

    Use the workspace to organize review, planning, and field observations around the project.

  3. Review and deliver with context

    Give the next person a clearer handoff and a more repeatable way to move forward.

Who it is for

Built for teams that carry commissioning work across roles.

  • System integrators

    Keep project knowledge organized while teams move between the shop floor and engineering review.

  • Controls engineering teams

    Bring PLC, wiring, and HMI conversations into a more connected workflow.

  • OEMs

    Build repeatable project habits across machines, lines, and customer handoffs.

  • Commissioning teams

    Capture field context when it matters and make it useful to the people reviewing the work.

Early access

Help shape a more organized engineering workflow.

OptixGen is actively developed with a limited number of pilot teams. A demo is the best way to discuss fit, current capabilities, and your team’s workflow.

Talk with the team

Tell us about your commissioning workflow and what your team needs to keep moving.

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FAQ

Common questions

Who is OptixGen for?
OptixGen is designed for industrial automation teams, including system integrators, controls engineers, OEMs, and commissioning teams.
Is OptixGen available now?
OptixGen is in active early access with limited pilot availability. Request a demo to discuss current fit and onboarding.
Can I buy a license online?
Not yet. Licensing is sales-assisted so we can match onboarding and access to the team’s workflow.
Is OptixGen affiliated with Rockwell Automation?
No. OptixGen is independent software. FactoryTalk and Optix are trademarks of Rockwell Automation.

Contact

Start with your workflow.

For early-access, pilot, and licensing conversations, request a demo or contact our team.