Use case
Continuous process setpoints
On a continuous process, people usually change temperature, pressure, or flow setpoints from the readings in front of them.
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What the site does today
An operator watches machine state and changes setpoints until objectives look met and constraints look intact. The method stays in personal experience. A new shift or a new device means starting over.
What the product keeps
OptimLight folds the same work into a configurable tuning: plan the next action, send it to that site’s control interface, wait until the machine is stable and the parameters have taken effect, then evaluate objectives and constraints in a measurement window. Devices and points stay in the site adaptation layer.
Which steps this uses
- Plan: propose the next setpoints from the last observation.
- Act: send the setpoints to the control interface.
- Wait: decide whether the process is stable and the setpoints have taken effect.
- Observe: read machine state in the measurement window and evaluate it.