The Overlooked Interface: How HMIs Shape Automation in GMP Production
The article argues that automation engineers typically prioritize PLC logic, motion control, robot cells and system integration, treating the human-machine interface as a final layer configured once the control system works. In GMP pharmaceutical production, the author says, that order of priorities can backfire, citing a pharmaceutical filling line as an example.
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