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An industrial data collection terminal is a rugged device, built for dust, moisture and vibration, where operators on the line, in the warehouse or in the field start work orders, log quantities and scrap, and scan barcodes. Digital Bridge designs and builds the housing, readers and embedded software in-house and connects the terminal to your MES, WMS or ERP.
A standard PC next to a production line soon gives up against dust, vibration, humidity and gloved hands. When entering data is a chore, operators leave it until the end of the shift or skip it altogether, and however well your MES or ERP is set up, the data from the floor never arrives and reports end up based on guesswork.
We design and build each terminal for the conditions it will work in and the job it has to do. Enclosure, screen, reader and embedded software all come from the same team, so operators see only the screen they need: scan the barcode, enter the quantity, confirm. The record reaches your back-end systems straight away.
IP-rated housing against dust and water, components suited to industrial temperature ranges and vibration-resistant mounting, with glove-friendly touch screens on request.
Barcode, QR, RFID or fingerprint readers are built into the housing: no trailing cables, no handheld scanners going missing.
We write the device software around your process. Each station shows only the steps it needs, so operators complete a record in a few taps.
Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G or LoRa. If the network drops, records wait on the device and are sent automatically once it is back, so nothing is lost.
Because we build the device, we hold the design and bill of materials. Repairs and spares don't depend on a distributor's stock.
We see the environment, usage and operators on site, then set protection class, screen size and reader type. Technical feasibility is free of charge.
We design the electronics and housing and choose components. The prototype is tried at the real station and refined with operator feedback.
Device software and the back-end connection are built and tested under a real workload.
The approved design is produced, installed on site, and operators and maintenance staff are trained.
Most custom hardware makers insist on high minimum orders. Because design and production sit under one roof, we build bespoke devices in single-digit quantities too. Start with a three-unit pilot, and once it has proved itself, roll out the same design.
An industrial data collection terminal is a rugged device where operators on the production line, in the warehouse or in the field start work orders, log quantities and scrap, and scan barcodes. It is built for dust, moisture and vibration where office PCs fail, and each record reaches your MES, WMS or ERP straight away.
Barcode, QR, RFID card or fingerprint readers are built into the housing, depending on the job, so there are no trailing cables or missing handheld scanners. Glove-friendly touch screens are available on request. Each station shows only the steps it needs, so operators complete a record in a few taps.
Yes. The terminal connects to ERP, MES, WMS or quality systems, and if middleware is needed in between, Digital Bridge writes that too. It communicates over Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G or LoRa. If the network drops, records wait on the device and are sent automatically once it is back, so nothing is lost.
Yes. Because design and production sit under one roof, we build bespoke devices in single-digit quantities too. You can start with a three-unit pilot and roll out the same design once it has proved itself. The process runs from environment analysis through prototype, embedded software and integration to series production and installation.
We first see the environment, usage and operators on site, then set protection class, screen size and reader type. Technical feasibility for hardware projects is free of charge. The prototype is then tried at the real station and refined with operator feedback before the approved design goes into production.
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