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Synnax documentation

Connect hardware, operate and automate physical systems, and process live and recorded data.

The Synnax Console with a schematic, a line plot, a table, a log, and an Arc sequence open

Synnax is a unified industrial control and operations platform. It combines data acquisition, a time-series database, live visualization, manual and automated control, and data processing in one system.

Propulsion testing

Run rocket engine and component test stands.

Fusion and energy

Operate experiments and the systems that support them.

Vehicle testing

Test automotive and aerospace components.

Production control

Monitor and control production equipment.
Synnax Desktop

Free. Runs on your own macOS or Windows computer, with nothing to set up.

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Synnax Enterprise

For teams. Deploy a Core on your own servers, then connect users, Drivers, and scripts to it.

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Common workflows

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How Synnax compares

Teams often build a test or control system from separate tools: one to acquire data, one to store it, one for operator screens, and one for automation. Synnax does each job in one system. Plots, schematics, sequences, and alarms all use the same channels, so nothing needs to be wired between tools.

Job Often done with In Synnax
Acquire data from hardware LabVIEW, NI FlexLogger, vendor software Hardware tasks
Store time-series data InfluxDB, TimescaleDB, a historian Channels
Plot live and past data Grafana, LabVIEW, Excel Line plots
Build operator screens Ignition, LabVIEW front panels Schematics
Automate sequences LabVIEW, PLC logic, Python scripts Arc
Raise alarms SCADA alarm systems Alarms
Organize test runs Folders, file names, spreadsheets Ranges