NOBLER FORGEINDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
01 / INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATIONCARE IN EVERY CONNECTION

Care in
the craft.

Clarity in the controls.

Your equipment has a job to do.
We help you control it, connect it,
and see what’s happening.

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Control panels · PLCs · Ignition

Clear optical glass over an ivory drafting sheet with a fine lavender grid
Light & clarityGlass study · Generated imagery
02OUR CRAFTEQUIPMENT → CONTROLS → INFORMATION

Make the whole
system work together.

A clear path from equipment to operator.

WHERE SOFTWARE MEETS EQUIPMENT

Give the work
a set of controls.

Connect inputs, PLC logic, and operator feedback. Start with what the equipment must do and what the operator needs to know.

We scope the panel, software, and integration together, with the right expertise for the job.

Discuss your controls
The home prototype on the workbench: Arduino Opta PLC, numbered wires, terminal blocks, and DIN rails
PERSONAL PROTOTYPEA home control panel.

Checks house status, requests door locks, and acknowledges trash reminders.

Controller
Arduino Opta
Connection
OPC UA · Ignition
See the build

A CLEAR VIEW OF THE PROCESS

Know what your
machines are doing.

Bring equipment status, alarms, and history into one place with Ignition Perspective. Keep units clear and missing signals visible.

Clear states. Predictable controls. Built around the operator’s work.

Explore an interface
Sample Ignition interface with equipment readings and connection health

From our residential test system · Sample readings

FOLLOW THE SIGNAL

Useful information.
From end to end.

Connect equipment feeds, MQTT, APIs, and stored records. Turn readings into useful trends and reports.

Document the sources and calculations. Keep gaps in the data visible.

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THE DATA PATH

  1. 01
    Read the signalSensors, controllers, equipment feeds
  2. 02
    Keep its meaningUnits, source, time, connection quality
  3. 03
    Put it to workOperator screens, history, reports
03ENGINEERING NOTESFROM OUR WORKBENCH
Our home prototype: an open cabinet with a controller, terminal blocks, and wired door controlsFROM OUR WORKBENCH   /   01

The work,
with the door open.

A real home build. A PLC, three buttons, two lights, and an Ignition connection. From arranging the parts to making sure a brief button press reaches the software.

Personal prototype · Arduino Opta · OPC UA · Ignition

Inside the control panel
04CLARITY IN PRACTICEAN INTERFACE TO EXPLORE

A lost signal
shouldn’t look normal.

Compare a healthy connection with a missing signal.

OPERATOR VIEW / SAMPLE SYSTEM
Monitoring overview with all twelve inputs reporting
A / CURRENT SIGNALS

All twelve inputs are reporting. The screen shows their readings and connection status.

Recreated from our residential test system, with sample readings and neutral labels.

All twelve inputs are reporting. Each reading has a value and a unit.

05THE PEOPLENORTHERN NEW JERSEY

Work with the makers.

Speak with the people doing the work. Based in Northern New Jersey.

Andriy Drozdyuk

FOUNDER & CEO

Andriy Drozdyuk

Andriy leads Nobler Forge and its engineering work. His background spans warehouse robotics at Amazon Robotics, autonomous navigation at DEKA, and robotics simulation at NRC Canada.

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Peter Yoon

DIRECTOR OF PROJECTS

Peter Yoon

Peter handles project planning, coordination, and customer communication. He delivered AI systems used in Canada’s federal government, then founded and sold HOTCRUNCH.

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Denys Drozdyuk

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Denys Drozdyuk

Denys handles new inquiries, quotes, and partnerships. He co-founded the international ballroom dance duet DNA and is pursuing an MBA at Yale School of Management.

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06LET’S MAKE SOMETHING WORK.NOBLER FORGE

Bring us your system.

Tell us what it does. Show us what you need.
We’ll work out the next step together.

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