S · Simulation

See your operation
before you change it.

Digital twins, training simulators, product configurators and robotics layouts, built around the way your business really runs. Try the change on screen first, then make it with confidence.

What PGSX builds

Four ways to see
further ahead.

  • Factory digital twin

    A living 3D view of your line or cell, connected to your plant data. Spot the stalled station, replay a shift, and test a change before you commit to it.

    For youFewer surprises on the floor, and decisions backed by what really happened.

  • Training simulator

    Your procedure, turned into hands-on practice. Trainees work through the real steps and hazards, and every session is scored and recorded for you.

    For youPeople ready on day one, with a clear record of who can do what.

  • Product configurator

    Every valid version of your product, built from your own option rules and shown in the browser, so customers only ever see what you can actually make.

    For youFaster quotes, fewer order mistakes, and a showroom that never closes.

  • Robotics & layout

    Robot cells and floor layouts checked for reach, timing and clearance before a single bolt goes in.

    For youLayouts that work the first time they are built.

Why teams trust it

Built to be believed.

A simulation is only useful when your people trust what it shows. Every PGSX project is shaped around that.

  • Watches, never touches

    PGSX simulations read from your systems and never send commands to your equipment.

  • Works beside your safety systems

    Your existing safety systems stay exactly where they are. A simulation supports decisions; it never replaces a safeguard.

  • Checked against reality

    Results are compared with your own records, and you see how closely the twin follows the real thing.

  • Clear for every operator

    Calm screens that highlight only what needs attention, with alarms you can read at a glance.

How a project runs

From first call
to sign-off.

  1. Talk it through

    Tell us the line, the procedure or the product, and what a win looks like for you.

  2. Start with a pilot

    A small, fixed-scope first project on one area, so you see real value fast.

  3. Build and review

    Regular walkthroughs with your team, using your own data, until it feels right.

  4. Launch with confidence

    You sign off when it meets the goals you set. Then it is yours to use.

Questions

Good to know.

Do we need to give PGSX access to our live systems?

Most of the work happens on recorded data, so live access is usually needed only near the end, and only to read. Nothing in a PGSX simulation sends commands to your equipment.

How big is a first project?

Deliberately small: one line, one procedure or one product. A pilot shows value quickly and tells you whether a larger project is worth it.

Who owns the finished simulation?

Ownership, licensing and support are agreed in writing before work starts, so there are no surprises later.

Can the simulation run in a browser?

Configurators and many viewers run in a modern browser. Larger twins and training simulators can run on desktop or headset hardware, depending on what your team uses.

Start with one line, one procedure or one product.

Tell us what you want to see before you change it. A short conversation is all it takes to find out whether a pilot is a fit.

Straight to Jacob: jake@pgsx.com

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