ControlForge Industrial Automation video
ControlForge (GoPLC Redux)
A fresh look at the runtime under its current name — what GOPLC became, and what it is for.
Read moreDemos and walkthroughs of the runtime — the browser IDE, statement-level debugging, clustering, Node-RED, and AI-assisted Structured Text.
Some videos were recorded while the product was still called GOPLC. The on-screen branding differs; the runtime is the same one.
A fresh look at the runtime under its current name — what GOPLC became, and what it is for.
Read moreControlForge driving a digital twin — the same runtime and the same Structured Text that would drive the real machine, against a simulated one.
Read moreA 12-minute walkthrough of the browser-based ControlForge IDE — project management, Structured Text editing, debugging, and real-time monitoring.
Read moreAn 80-second recap of what ControlForge is and what it means for industrial automation — a single Go binary that replaces the entire traditional PLC stack.
Read moreA demo of the built-in HMI: three independent tasks with different scan rates, counters, and start/stop controls, served straight from the runtime.
Read moreThe Boss/Minion clustering architecture, with live view switching across distributed PLC instances.
Read moreHow ControlForge runs Node-RED as a managed subprocess for building operator dashboards and connecting to external systems.
Read moreBreakpoints, call stacks, and variable inspection for Structured Text — a full statement-level debugger running in the browser.
Read moreReal-time variable monitoring and live value inspection while the PLC is running, streamed to the browser over WebSocket.
Read moreControlForge integrates Claude, OpenAI, and Ollama to generate IEC 61131-3 Structured Text from natural language descriptions.
Read moreRunning a PLC runtime on a Raspberry Pi to drive Factory I/O industrial simulations over Modbus TCP.
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