SelecStep Workflow
Control Logic Assembled, Not Programmed
Say goodbye to fragile text code and fragmented toolchains. SeleStep uses a structured, step-based control model built from predefined instruction blocks (MOVE, WAIT, LOOP, END).
Build automation workflows using structured step-based logic and deploy them across motion, I/O, analog devices .
No Code – Zero Vendor Lock-In – Expert Independence
On-device Workflow Mode
Available Today
Create machine workflows directly on the FMC device by selecting predefined SelecStep instructions using the device buttons.
Instruction blocks:
HOME · MOVE · WAIT · OUTPUT · DELAY · LOOP · END
No complex PLC programming
Easy workflow modification
Clear execution sequence
Reusable automation logic
How It Works
Select a Step
Select a Function
Enter Parameters
Save
Run
The same workflow model can be reused across multiple automation applications, from education kits and lab prototypes to motion/I/O systems.
Workflow Assistant Mode
(In Development)
How to start:
Choose a preset workflow below, or type your own instructions.
Use simple action words such as move, wait, turn on, turn off, delay, or return home.
Review the generated workflow before running it in the simulator.
Example commands:
Run belt by turning output 4 on, wait for gate sensor 2, stop belt
Move to position 2500, turn Output 3 on, delay 500 ms, then turn it off.
Workflow assistant mode is currently in development.
The demo shows the direction of ESMind Logic Motion: helping users move from idea to structured workflow, to simulation, and finally to FMC hardware execution.
The ESmind Workflow Assistant can dynamically generate and suggest sequences, scaling to support and synchronise multiple FMC units across a complex production line
Centralised workflow management
Coordinated machine operations
Scalable automation deployments
Future Platform Capability
Multi-Node Orchestration
Contact us to discuss demos, education kits and pilot applications.
contact@esmindlogic.com
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Core architecture under patent filing.
SelecStep/FMC is not a certified safety system. System-level safety design and validation remain the responsibility of the integrator