openIndu-studio Overview
openIndu-studio breaks industrial-automation projects down -- from requirements to PLC/HMI programming -- into a collaborative, traceable standard process (the six-step PLC development workflow), progressively integrating Claude Code and MCP knowledge retrieval.
Electrical Module Breakdown
Split electrical modules based on the equipment list and process requirements, defining each module's functional boundaries, actuators, and sensor needs.
Circuit Diagram Design
Generate circuit-diagram design recommendations around power, control, drive, safety, and communication circuits, and output preliminary I/O requirements.
BOM List
Compile a bill of materials -- PLCs, HMIs, drives, low-voltage electrical components, cable terminals -- based on the circuit diagram and brand-selection rules.
I/O Address Planning
Generate an I/O address table from equipment actions, signal types, and brand addressing conventions, providing the basis for PLC variable definitions.
PLC Programming
Design the program structure from the I/O table and process flow, generating draft core logic for sequencing, alarms, manual/auto modes, and communication.
HMI Programming
Design HMI screens and variable-binding schemes around equipment operation, status monitoring, alarm diagnostics, and parameter maintenance.
End-to-End Deliverable Chain
Workflow output converges into a structured IR, which the converters engine then renders into real engineering files -- covering BOM, I/O tables, circuit diagrams, PLC/HMI middleware, and project reports.
Roadmap
Phase P2 will integrate brand-manual RAG retrieval, agent orchestration, file-template generation, and project-level workflow logging -- enabling end-to-end assisted development from design input to code drafts.