Alleantia Core · Machine Drivers Library
Over 5,000 preconfigured drivers to connect PLCs, CNCs, robots, sensors and legacy devices to cloud, MES and ERP. No custom development and no code to write.
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5,000+ ready-to-use drivers70+ industrial protocols0 lines of code
Machine Drivers Library5,000+ drivers
ModbusOPC UASiemens S7ProfinetEtherNet/IPMQTT
CNC lathe · Line 2Connected with Fanuc FOCAS 2, data incoming
Already used by
Siemens S7 PLCPreconfigured
Variables ready for cloud, MES and ERP
Sample data
Each driver already knows how to talk to the machine: addresses, variables, data types and units of measure. It acquires operational (OT) data from your assets and converts it into a format that business applications and cloud platforms can use right away.
If you can’t find the right driver in the public library, you create it with the Driver Editor and save it in your Private Library. This way you can also manage the most specific devices, securely and integrated into your IoT gateway.
Driver EditorNew driver
Save to Private Library
Sample data
Native protocols
The drivers communicate with each device’s native protocol, from open standards to manufacturers’ proprietary ones: over 70 protocols, already built into Alleantia Core.
What you can connect
Whatever industrial device you need to connect, the library has its driver with the matching communication protocol. Here are the main families.
Siemens S7 PLC
Automation
Read and write data from the controllers of the leading manufacturers.
ExamplesSiemens S7 · Mitsubishi MELSEC · Omron FINS
Fanuc FOCAS 2
Machine tools
Status, programs and process data from CNC controls.
ExamplesFanuc FOCAS 2 · Heidenhain · Siemens 840D · MTConnect
ABB IRC5
Robotics
Operating conditions and process parameters from robot controllers.
ExamplesABB IRC5
OPC UA
Standard
The most widely used factory standards, as client and as server.
ExamplesOPC UA · OPC DA · Modbus TCP and RTU · MQTT
Profinet
Industrial networks
Communication with PLCs, drives and I/O modules over factory networks.
ExamplesProfinet · EtherNet/IP
Euromap 63 and 77
Plastics
The communication standards of plastic injection molding machines.
ExamplesEuromap 63 · Euromap 77
Trumpf TruLaser
Sheet metal
Production data from laser cutting and bending machines.
ExamplesTrumpf TruLaser · Trumpf TruBend
Atlas Copco
Assembly
Tightening data from fastening systems.
ExamplesAtlas Copco Open Protocol
NMEA
Instrumentation
Data from sensors, measuring instruments and field devices.
ExamplesModbus RTU · NMEA · MQTT
Serial protocol
Legacy
Hundreds of drivers for machines with proprietary or serial protocols.
ExamplesSerial · proprietary protocols
Video
An overview of how the Alleantia driver library works and what you can connect.
Key benefits
With over 5,000 ready-made drivers you no longer spend time coding, programming and testing: the library has already done it for you.
No software development: the driver configures communication with the machine on its own.
Modbus, Siemens S7, OPC UA and over 70 industrial protocols, standard and proprietary.
Create virtual replicas of your machines for monitoring and analysis.
Add new devices in a few clicks, from the first machine to the entire plant.
Frequently asked questions
It is the industrial driver library of Alleantia Core: over 5,000 preconfigured drivers to connect PLCs, CNCs, robots, sensors and legacy devices to cloud, MES, ERP and business applications, with no custom development and no code to write.
It handles communication with the machine through its protocol, native or standard. It acquires operational (OT) data and converts it into a format that business applications and cloud platforms can use right away.
Over 70 industrial protocols, including OPC UA, OPC DA, Modbus TCP and RTU, Siemens S7, Profinet, EtherNet/IP, MQTT, MTConnect, Euromap, NMEA, Omron FINS, Mitsubishi MELSEC, Fanuc FOCAS and Heidenhain native protocols.
You can create it with the Driver Editor and save it in your Private Library, or ask the Alleantia team to develop it on request.
It is your personal library where you save the drivers created with the Driver Editor. It lets you manage the most specific devices securely and integrated into your IoT gateway.
Yes. It includes hundreds of drivers for older machines with proprietary or serial protocols.
No. The library requires no installer: you use the drivers from Alleantia Core, which installs on Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi and Docker, as well as on Cisco IOx gateways and Azure IoT Edge.
Let’s talk
Book a demo with an Alleantia expert: together we’ll see which library drivers fit your machines and how to create new ones with the Driver Editor.
Installation in your infrastructure, on a couple of virtual machines.
First machines connected with preconfigured drivers, data already collected and available.
A first department connected, with machine data ready for KPIs and analytics.