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HMI Hub

Native P&ID screen-document authoring with reusable components, local drafts, and server revisions.

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Purpose and problem

A focused product for a defined operating job.

Author and review native P&ID screen documents with a reusable component gallery, local drafts, and server-backed revisions.

01 / Purpose

What HMI Hub is built to do

Author and review native P&ID screen documents with a reusable component gallery, local drafts, and server-backed revisions.

02 / Problem

The operational gap it resolves

HMI engineers need a controlled way to compose screens, preserve in-progress work, and restore revisions before protocol binding and live runtime features are added.

Core capabilities

Capabilities designed around the product boundary.

01

P&ID component gallery

02

Screen authoring

03

Local drafts

04

Revision history

Use cases

Where teams put HMI Hub to work.

Designed for: HMI engineers and equipment builders

Browse and place audited P&ID components

Edit screen documents with autosaved local drafts

Save, inspect, and restore server-backed document revisions

Platforms, protocols, and technology

Built for the environments that industrial teams already operate.

The exact deployment profile is selected during discovery and validated against the target equipment, network, security, and lifecycle requirements.

.NET MAUIWindows x64Android build targetiOS and Mac Catalyst build targetsSQLiteRESTAndroidiOSMac Catalyst.NET 10
Product composition

A clear architecture from source to operational outcome.

  1. 01
    Inputs and boundary

    MAUI P&ID gallery and workspace

  2. 02
    Core product services

    Local draft and connection-profile persistence

  3. 03
    Experience and outcomes

    Screen-document API with revision history

Product advantages

Why teams choose the FAIS product approach.

Reusable screen authoring

Recoverable drafts and revisions

Native cross-platform client foundation

Plan the next step

Evaluate HMI Hub for your operation.

Share the equipment, workflow, data, security, and deployment constraints. FAIS will help define a focused discovery or pilot path.