Kinema Logic
- Warehouse software
- WMS/WCS workflows
- Host and PLC interfaces
- Diagnostics and operator applications
Engineering services and retrofits
The mechanics still work. The software is holding them back.
Kinema Logic replaces brittle warehouse software with an architecture that operators can trust and engineers can still understand years later.
Discuss an engineering projectRetainedHost and operational systems
ERP / hostBusiness intelligenceIdentity
Defined host interface
RemoveAgeing warehouse softwareHidden dependencies
→IntroduceKinema Logic software layerExplainable · maintainable · supportable
Defined PLC interfaces
Retained where appropriatePLCs, controls and equipment
PLC(s)AS/RSConveyorsRobotics
Retrofit with intent
Retain the mechanical value. Assemble the right team.
A software retrofit often sits inside a wider modernisation project. Kinema Logic takes responsibility for the warehouse-software scope, while established specialist companies in our partner network can provide electrical and controls retrofit services where required.
Complete retrofit deliveryClear responsibility at every boundary
Partner network
- Electrical retrofit
- PLC and controls retrofit
- Control-panel work
- Equipment modifications
Integrator and customer
- Overall solution responsibility
- Operational requirements
- Site coordination
- Acceptance
Engineering scope
From a clear specification to an operable system.
Requirements definition
Turn operational needs, constraints and acceptance criteria into an implementable software scope.
Solution architecture
Define responsibilities and interfaces across host systems, WMS/WCS functions, controls and equipment.
Custom workflows
Design applications and business logic around the real operating model rather than an abstract standard process.
Equipment drivers
Connect classic industrial equipment and newer automation through maintainable integration components.
Commissioning support
Verify behaviour across software and equipment boundaries and resolve issues where system layers meet.
Operational support
Provide the engineering context required to maintain, diagnose and extend the completed system over time.
Engineering principles
Industrial reality first.
Architecture that supports it.
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Vendor-neutral by design
Choose integration boundaries around the application, not around a public allegiance to one equipment brand.
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Operationally explainable
Design state, diagnostics and recovery paths so the system can be understood when operations need answers.
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Maintainable over time
Separate responsibilities and favour modular extension over hidden coupling and one-off shortcuts.
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Collaborative at the interfaces
Work closely with integrators, controls specialists and operational stakeholders where responsibilities meet.
Planning a retrofit?
Start with the control boundary and the operational objective.
We can help define what should remain, what should change and how the new software layer can be introduced responsibly.
Strengthen your offering now Custom software and integration – not mechanical equipment manufacture.