Joy Automation Information

Joy Automation builds industrial control and supervisory systems the way software teams do: version control, code review, tests, CI. Custom software: SCADA and HMI, historians, data pipelines, and integrations between PLCs, ERPs, and systems that were never meant to talk. Built with Nautilus, our open-source (Apache-2.0) IEC 61131-3 toolkit: control logic as plain text in git, graphical ladder/FBD/SFC editors in VS Code, EtherNet/IP to Allen-Bradley, Sparkplug B out, operator HMIs on the web stack, deployed as a single binary. Supervisory layer: skids, test rigs, simulation, edge data concentration. Not a safety controller, and we'll say so before you ask. Hardware: Industrial server clusters from a single node to multi-site, plus the unglamorous infrastructure the plant floor actually runs on. Every cluster ships with its failure-injection test results, an operations guide written for someone who did not build it, and a scripted build you can repeat without us. Sanitized examples of both documents are on the site. Cloud: Historians, dashboards, and analytics, built portable so you keep the option to change providers. Hosting is a flat monthly price with the infrastructure inside it, so we are incentivized to use resources efficiently. We support the cloud environments we host. Licenses and hardware we procure carry a flat, disclosed margin, shown as its own line and identical whoever we buy from, so no vendor can buy a recommendation. Support and operations: One program covering everything we deliver. Pick a response tier, find your deployment shape, and get reliable support for a consistent fee. Every rate is published at joyautomation.com: a flat-rate control system assessment to start, fixed-bid builds derived from a published day rate, and monthly support priced by deployment shape. Nautilus is free: github.com/joyautomation/nautilus Docs: nautilus.joyautomation.com Everything else: joyautomation.com