Test and debug your control system offline

Emulate3D Controls Testing software enables you to test and debug your control system offline, before the real equipment is built, and without disrupting existing production.

Take logical testing off your automation project’s critical path and work efficiently in parallel with the system build and installation.

Reduce commissioning time and costs, and speed your time to market by running logic tests on your system’s digital twin in a safe and controlled virtual environment before going on site.

Emulate3D is a high value, cost effective, world class industrial software technology

A flexible and easy to use physics based PLC Virtual Controls Testing tool used for designing, simulating and emulating industrial processes.

A specialized technology for the development of Dynamic Digital Twin’s of a machine or system to test and debug the control system under realistic operating conditions

A software solution utilized by a diverse group of automation integrators, OEM’s, end users & engineering solution providers globally.

Emulate3D allows you to start controls testing earlier in the project timeline

• Test with fully reproducable load sequences
• Reduce on-site debugging time, reduce duration variability
• Produce more fully-tested and robust solutions
• Train operators safely on normal operations and fault recovery sequences

High Level Emulation

Emulate3D Controls Testing models are Digital Twins that connect natively to a wide range of PLCs, and can be connected to other manufacturers' products via a wide range of industrial standard protocols.

The Emulate3D framework also facilitates robust connections to WMS, WCS, and ERP systems for High Level Emulation.

Invite your clients to join the VR experience

View, control, and demonstrate your machine within a virtual reality (VR) environment for maximum impact.

Invite your clients to join the VR experience by logging in to your model remotely, so you can discuss the latest project changes.

With Emulate3D technology, meetings can be spontaneous, more frequent, and with practically no carbon footprint.