For our client BBS Automation (formerly teamtechnik), a leading provider of automation solutions for e-mobility, medical technology and renewable energy, we developed a modular, user-centred HMI (Human-Machine Interface). The goal: to create a consistent and intuitive interface across different machine types – with clear user guidance, high flexibility and a strong visual identity.
The new HMI design boosts operator efficiency and effectiveness through role-based content, reduced complexity and modern technologies.
Depending on the user role – whether setup technician, machine operator or commissioning engineer – the HMI displays only the information relevant to their tasks. The modular layout ensures a clear structure and can be easily tailored to different machine configurations.
The new interface draws on the bold visual identity – with strong typography, clean shapes and a modern colour scheme. The result is an HMI that visually and functionally aligns with the brand.
Developed in close collaboration with the product and development teams, the concept sets new standards in usability, modularity and task orientation.
The HMI was implemented using the Visiwin platform from Inosoft. Close collaboration with product management and engineering teams ensured seamless integration – right through to the final implementation on the machine frontend.
With its scalable HMI concept, BBS Automation is well equipped for future developments. The design delivers the flexibility needed for different systems – and the clarity to support users in their day-to-day tasks.
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