RotoEdge Pro: the shop floor, in real time.
Production scheduling, machine tracking, and shop floor dashboards for rotational molding manufacturing — in production use across multiple facilities.
Rotomolding scheduling is a moving target
Rotational molding runs on machines, arms, and molds that have to be scheduled together — and the schedule changes on the floor, not in the office. In most facilities that reality lives on whiteboards and spreadsheets that are out of date by the first mold change of the morning.
When the schedule and the floor disagree, the floor wins — and the business loses visibility into what’s actually running, what’s late, and why.
The manufacturing operation RotoEdge Pro was built inside ran the way most of the industry still does: paper travelers, whiteboards, and Excel, with heavy administrative effort spent daily reconciling them against the floor (the reconciling, not the molding, is where the day went). Automating that operation end to end is where the product came from — the software earned its shape in a real plant before it ran in anyone else’s.
It had to be true in real time
A production schedule that updates overnight is a report, not a tool. The constraint that shaped RotoEdge Pro was live truth: when an operator logs a change at the machine, the schedule, the dashboards, and everyone watching them had to reflect it immediately. That pushed the architecture toward live updates over WebSockets rather than refresh-and-hope, and toward screens designed for the shop floor rather than a back office.
One live system for the whole floor
- Real-time production scheduling — machines, arms, and molds coordinated in one place, updated as the floor moves.
- Machine tracking — what’s running, what’s queued, and what’s late, without walking the floor to find out.
- Shop floor dashboards — live views built for operators and supervisors, pushed over WebSockets.
- Production operations — deployed and maintained as a system facilities depend on daily.
Multiple facilities, daily operations
RotoEdge Pro is in production use across multiple rotomolding facilities. The software fit the actual workflow well enough to become part of how those operations grow — clients were able to expand into additional facilities while running their operations on the platform.
Built for live operations
Check the claims yourself
- The product is live at rotoedgepro.com, with its own LinkedIn presence.
- Independent trade coverage: Plastics Technology covered the product’s v1.8 release in 2024.
- The founder’s side of the story: josephdattilo.com/track-record.
- The service behind this kind of build: Business Process Automation.
Manufacturing software that matches the floor.
If your schedule lives on a whiteboard and your visibility ends at the office door, that’s a solvable problem.
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