Andon lights started out as simple red, yellow and green towers, but a colored lamp only tells you that something is wrong, not what or where. A supervisor at the far end of the line still has to walk over and investigate before any fix begins, and that walk is downtime. Tying the light to a digital alert lets the operator flag a defect, a missing part or a machine fault, and the details reach plant dashboards straight away. Soft Designers connects Andon light hardware to real-time operational analytics, so factory teams get context along with the signal.
Andon lights started out as simple red, yellow and green towers, but a colored lamp only tells you that something is wrong, not what or where. A supervisor at the far end of the line still has to walk over and investigate before any fix begins, and that walk is downtime. Tying the light to a digital alert lets the operator flag a defect, a missing part or a machine fault, and the details reach plant dashboards straight away. Soft Designers connects Andon light hardware to real-time operational analytics, so factory teams get context along with the signal.