Demos

Standalone Pick & Place Station

This demo controls a multi-position picking mechanism using SelecStep.

Users can create motion sequences, control outputs, process sensors, and run small automation tasks without writing traditional code.

In this demo, FMC controls the sliding mechanism, the gripper, and product placement positions in a configured sequence. This is an example for applications such as picking, sorting, feeding, mini-automation machines, and automation training models

Standalone Workcell – Conveyor, Rotary Table, and Pneumatic Pick & Place

This demo demonstrates a mini automation system using FMC to control a conveyor, rotary table, pick & place mechanism, and I/O signals.

The goal of FMC is to help users quickly create machine sequences using SelecStep, suitable for training models, small machines, automated jigs, and applications requiring sequential control.

The clip shows FMC coordinating motion, inputs, outputs, and pneumatic mechanisms in a practical automation problem. Users do not need to write complex programs like traditional PLCs or microcontrollers.

Automation Practice on the FMC-02 Training Kit

The FMC-02 Training Kit is a two-axis Motion + I/O practice kit from ESmindLogic.

Learners can build and test step-by-step operational sequences with SelecStep: controlling motion, input, output, delay, and cycle logic on an intuitive hardware system.

FMC Controller Close-up – I/O, Motion, and Automation Sequence Demo

A close-up view of the Flexible Motion Core controller during the running of a mini automation system.

The clip shows the FMC controlling the sequence of operations, input/output states, relays, drivers, and motion mechanisms in real time.

The FMC was developed to help users build or upgrade small automation systems using SelecStep – a more understandable way to configure control sequences compared to traditional programming.

Suitable for: automation training, mechatronics modelling, mini-machines, jig testing, pick & place, workpiece feeding, sorting, and systems requiring motion + I/O control.

SelecStep Simulator

This isn't just a demonstration video. In SelecStep Simulator, you can manually operate buttons, change modes, activate sensors, and observe the real-time changes in the status of lights, buzzers, fans, motors, or motion mechanisms.

Contact us to discuss demos, education kits and pilot applications.

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SelecStep/FMC is not a certified safety system. System-level safety design and validation remain the responsibility of the integrator