Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Noida, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m moving into the design-and-prototyping phase of a new special-purpose machine aimed at the automotive line, and the missing piece is its control intelligence. The mechanical concept is already fixed, so the focus is strictly on software design—specifically, the control layer that will drive motors, read sensors, and keep the entire system safe and cycle-efficient.

What I need from you
• A control-software architecture that fits typical SPM hardware (PLC, motion controller or embedded platform—happy to discuss the most cost-effective choice).
• Well-structured, commented code that can be simulated first and then flashed or downloaded to the target hardware.
• Clear I/O maps, state-machine or ladder charts, and safety interlock logic.
• Concise documentation so my in-house technicians can commission and maintain the prototype without guesswork.

Acceptance criteria
• The software boots error-free, reaches “machine ready” state, and responds to start/stop/emergency inputs within agreed timing.
• All automatic sequences complete consistently in our virtual test bench (I can provide the digital twin model), then on the physical prototype.
• Source code and documentation are delivered in an organized repository.

If you’ve built control software for SPMs, automotive test rigs, or similar equipment, I’d like to hear how you’d approach this project and which development tools you prefer (TIA Portal, Codesys, TwinCAT, C/C++, etc.). A quick outline of milestones and any questions you have will help us start productively." (client-provided description)