Controlstrike Automation

HMI development

Industrial HMI Programming & Operator Interface Development

Good HMI design keeps operators ahead of the process. We build HMI and operator interface screens that put the right information in front of the right person—consistent navigation, meaningful alarms, and graphics that make abnormal conditions obvious.

Engineer configuring HMI software on a laptop in an industrial automation lab

HMI Programming for SCADA and Machine Panels

HMI programming for plant-wide SCADA clients and machine-level operator panels, built on reusable templates and a consistent tag structure.

  • FactoryTalk View SE / ME
  • AVEVA InTouch
  • Ignition
  • Vijeo Designer
  • Red Lion Crimson 3.0

Situational-Awareness Graphics

High-performance HMI principles—muted backgrounds, color reserved for abnormal states, and overview-to-detail navigation—so operators spot problems quickly.

Operator Interface Panels (OIT)

Red Lion, Maple Systems, and Magelis operator interface terminals configured for local control, diagnostics, and maintenance access.

HMI platforms

  • FactoryTalk View SE / ME
  • AVEVA InTouch
  • Ignition
  • Vijeo Designer
  • Red Lion Crimson 3.0
  • Iconics Genesis
  • Siemens WinCC
  • Maple Systems OIT
  • Magelis OIT

Serving Southern California, California & the U.S.

Controlstrike Automation provides HMI programming across Los Angeles County, Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, San Diego County, Ventura County from our Southern California base, and supports projects throughout California and the United States with remote engineering and onsite commissioning.

  • Los Angeles
  • Orange County
  • Riverside
  • San Bernardino
  • Inland Empire
  • San Diego
  • Ventura

Frequently asked questions

Which HMI software do you program?

FactoryTalk View SE and ME, AVEVA InTouch, Ignition, Vijeo Designer, Red Lion Crimson, Iconics Genesis, Siemens WinCC, and Maple Systems and Magelis operator panels.

Can you update our existing HMI screens?

Yes. We can modernize existing graphics, add equipment, rationalize alarms, and standardize navigation without replacing the whole SCADA system.