
Epicor Connected Process Control (CPC) is a flexible no-code/low-code MES and manufacturing operations platform that helps manufacturers standardize production and assembly processes, improve quality, and increase visibility across the shop floor.
Using digital work instructions with multimedia content, manufacturers can guide operators through critical tasks, enforce process control, and improve consistency across products, workstations, and production lines.
CPC connects equipment and devices to collect production and quality data in real time, helping manufacturers identify issues faster, reduce waste, and support continuous improvement.
CPC provides product traceability with a complete historical record of each product's build and inspection history. Manufacturers use CPC to support assembly verification, error proofing, quality inspections, operator guidance, and other connected manufacturing initiatives.
For manufacturers with complex product variations, CPC can dynamically present the correct work instructions based on the product or configuration being built, helping ensure products are assembled accurately and consistently.
Available on-premises or in the cloud, CPC scales from a single work cell to enterprise-wide deployments.
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Jama Connect®, a product development platform, uniquely creates Living Requirements™. This digital thread is created through siloed, test, and risk activities to provide end to end compliance, risk mitigation, process improvement, and compliance. Companies creating complex products, systems, and software can now define, align, and execute on what they need. This reduces the time and effort required to prove compliance and saves on rework. You can be sure of success by choosing a solution that is easy-to-use, flexible, and offers support and services that are adoption-oriented.
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Webix Grid
Webix Grid operates as an independent JavaScript DataGrid component, serving as a versatile table/grid UI widget that excels in high-performance environments, particularly when dealing with extensive datasets, and is specifically crafted for seamless integration into web applications requiring the display, editing, filtering, and sorting of tabular data.
Notable advantages include its lightweight nature, allowing users to utilize only the grid without needing the entire Webix UI library; its emphasis on catering to the "just the grid" scenario rather than a comprehensive UI framework; and its abundance of features, providing an extensive array of functionalities suitable for enterprise-grade data applications. Furthermore, its design ensures that developers can implement it effortlessly while maintaining optimal performance.
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CellCount
CellCount is an online application designed for cell counting in laboratories that utilize hemocytometers or automated cell counter images. The program processes images captured by microscope cameras or smartphones to identify the chamber grid and accurately count both live and dead cells through the trypan blue exclusion method. In instances where the grid is not automatically recognized, users have the option to manually designate the crossings. The outcomes provided by the application encompass cell viability, adjusted dilution cell concentration per milliliter, and a histogram reflecting cell sizes. Users can review detected cells as they are highlighted on the images, with the capability to add or remove detections, alter classifications, and confirm the final count. Additionally, protocols that are shared allow laboratories to save important settings such as dilution rates, square selections, sensitivity levels, and cell size parameters. Teams benefit from maintaining dated records of their samples, the ability to export comprehensive reports and image collections, and the means to authenticate accepted records through a SHA-256 hash. Ultimately, CellCount caters to the needs of research and biotechnology laboratories that work with various cell types, including cell lines, primary cells like PBMCs, and yeast, ensuring a versatile tool for cell analysis.
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