Industrial control system with programmable logic controllers in a modern factory

Technical deployments, built to run your operation

Browse our GitHub catalog of PLC-to-Cloud bridges, ETL pipelines, and automation frameworks. Real repositories for real industrial problems.

In production

4 lives in production

Three deployment families, moving live data today. The PLC bridge, the ETL pipeline, and the webhook schemas that keep them talking.

PLC bridge hardware wired into a control panel
Cloud dashboard streaming live PLC data
ETL pipeline infrastructure in a data center
Engineer writing webhook schema definitions
Webhook schemas routing between systems
Field deployment of the PLC to cloud bridge
ARCHITECTURE

The real win isn't the dashboard, it's what's behind it

A clean dashboard is the easy part. The architecture underneath is what keeps your plant data flowing, your pipelines reliable, and your teams in sync.

LIVE DEPLOYMENT STATS

Uptime, protocols, and cloud reach

Tracked GitHub repositories, MQTT bridge uptime, PLC protocol coverage, and Airtable plus Monday.com syncs — numbers from deployments we monitor every day.

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5

Live GitHub repositories

Five production repos spanning PLC bridges, mesh repair toolchains, and factory data pipelines.

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99.9%

MQTT bridge uptime

Cloud-side availability on the deployed MQTT broker, ETL jobs, and plant-to-cloud message path.

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3

PLC protocols supported

Allen-Bradley, Siemens, and Modbus reads on existing hardware with no plant overhaul.

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2

ERP and CRM cloud sync

Automated Airtable and Monday.com targets for ERP records, CRM tasks, and shop-floor events.

Partner reviews

Read what delivery partners relay about our work

Our technical deliveries are built on reliable architecture development and clear communication. See how partners describe the experience of working with our engineering practice.

The PLC bridge freed our process data from the plant floor and put it in front of the right people. Architecture was clean, delivery was on time. Communication remained direct and technical throughout the project.

Jordan Miller

Jordan Miller

Operations Manager, Industrial Systems

They turned spreadsheets and messy exports into a repeatable ETL pipeline. No hand-holding, no fluff, just a working system with documented endpoints. We've since expanded their scope to two more departments.

Priya Sharma

Priya Sharma

Head of Data, Manufacturing Group

We sent over STEP files and expected weeks of back-and-forth. Lebron handled the geometry audit and DFM review in days, and flagged the real risks before the job went to production.

Marcus Webb

Marcus Webb

Procurement Lead, Fabrication Partner

For a small engagement, the depth of work was surprising. Inventory and webhook sync solved a month of manual reconciliations. The handoff included enough context for my team to run it without them.

Elena Rodriguez

Elena Rodriguez

Senior Systems Analyst, Distribution Company

Code access FAQ

GitHub repo access, licensing, and custom industrial code

Clear answers on public vs private GitHub repositories, MIT vs project licenses, PLC and MQTT customization, documentation, and post-deployment support.

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Are the GitHub repositories public or private?

Architecture and core logic live in public GitHub repos. Full production code for plant-floor deployments is shared in a private repo under NDA after scope and licensing are agreed.

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What license do industrial code repositories use?

Blueprint repos are typically MIT for internal reference. Proprietary PLC, SCADA, and ERP deployments are licensed per project so your plant keeps ownership of the working code.

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Can I customize a repo for my PLC and plant setup?

Yes. Starters like a legacy PLC MQTT bridge are adapted to your controllers: data mapping, dashboard fields, and webhook schemas matched to your lines and workflows.

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Do repositories include setup documentation?

Every repo ships a README with setup steps. Paid deployments add architecture diagrams and a walkthrough call so your team can operate the stack without us on site.

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What support is included after code deployment?

A short support window covers fixes and questions after go-live. Ongoing updates and new integrations can move to a maintenance agreement as operations change.

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Can you build custom industrial software instead of a repo?

Yes. Repos are proven starting points; fully custom builds are common when PLCs, data sources, or security rules are unique. We scope work around your existing infrastructure.

Need repo access or a custom build?

Tell us about your PLCs, licensing, and plant constraints. We will outline access, NDA steps, and what we can tailor.

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Have a deployment in mind that isn't listed here?

We design custom IoT and automation deployments around your existing plant floor hardware, not the other way around.