The Cockpit of Your Process
Most industrial control environments fracture awareness.
Control runs in one interface.
Metrology in another.
Logs in a third.
Maintenance alerts somewhere else.
AI tools—if they exist at all—sit on the side.
The operator becomes the integration layer.
That is fragile.
That is inefficient.
That does not scale.
The cockpit chages that
The System view is UnicornOne’s operational core.
It is where:
- Control
- State
- Metrology
- Active processes
- System health
- Intelligence
Converge into one structured surface.
Not a dashboard. A cockpit. Your cockpit
Uni — Embedded, Not Bolted On
Uni lives inside the System view.
It sees:
- Current process state
- Active recipe steps
- Ramps in progress
- Device responses
- Recent anomalies
Because UnicornOne maintains structured state internally, Uni operates on real system context — not screenshots, not guesses.
Uni can:
- Explain what is happening
- Flag inconsistencies
- Suggest corrective actions
- Generate macros
- Assist during execution
It is not “AI on top.”
It is intelligence operating inside the control plane.
Heads-Up Display (HUD)
At a glance, the operator sees:
- Active recipe and current step
- Live ramp progress
- Shutter / valve states
- Tool connectivity
- Critical variables
- Alerts
No switching windows.
No cross-referencing vendor software.
Everything relevant.
Nothing ornamental.
Macros
Macros allow operators to encode repeatable workflows:
- Preparation sequences
- Calibration routines
- Standard maintenance actions
- Multi-step device operations
They are:
- Reusable
- Logged
- Traceable
- Executed under system supervision
Consistency without rigidity.
Status Items — Things in Motion
Processes are dynamic.
The System view tracks:
- Running recipes
- Temperature ramps
- Pressure stabilization
- Metrology scans
- Long-running routines
Each appears as a live status object.
You always know:
What is running.
What is queued.
What is blocked.
What requires intervention.
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