Synnax
Hardware data acquisition, control, and analysis
Synnax is a unified platform for real-time data acquisition, hardware control, visualization, and analysis, aimed at teams that test and operate advanced hardware. It brings test automation and production control into one system, covering live dashboards, telemetry plotting, hardware command, and post-test review.
Key capabilities include interactive schematics, line plots, the Arc reactive language for automation sequences, a storage engine for kilohertz-rate telemetry, named time ranges for organizing test data, calculated channels, and a visual node editor for alarms. Synnax provides native drivers for data acquisition and control hardware, with support for OPC UA, Modbus, and EtherCAT, plus client libraries in Python, TypeScript, and C++ for extending the platform with external processing and AI models.
Synnax is intended for engineering teams building and operating hardware systems, from bench testing through production control. The platform supports development on a laptop and deployment to real-time hardware, with automated and manual control handoff. Pricing is available through a demo request and direct contact; no free plan, trial, or edition structure is stated.
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