Vintecc launches Capture, the better way to manage a machine fleet.

Vintecc has been developing their data framework for several years now Capture. Together with some reference customers such as Pattyn Belgium, Picanol, Atlas Copco and some others, we have been able to develop Capture into a robust infrastructure that can be flexibly deployed according to customer needs.

Ben Hubert, CEO, Pattyn Belgium:

“We really see the collaboration with Vintecc as a partnership. We didn't start from a use case, but started from an idea. We don't always use standard development and we also don't always know what we are going to need tomorrow. Fortunately, Vintecc is very flexible and they always think along to find a solution.”

The time is now ripe to launch Capture to the wider public and separately from the software projects we run, hence we also made the choice to create a dedicated website. (www.capture-data.com)

The goal is to expand Capture even further with additional functionality beyond pure data collection or analysis. AI integrations and other forward-looking features are on the roadmap, as well as extending remote management of a global machine fleet. Given the COVID-19 issue, this is a very relevant topic and we see improvement opportunities.

Vintecc is going full steam ahead to find partners, including overseas, to launch Capture to achieve their ultimate mission: Creating Smarter Machines

About Vintecc
Founded in 2015 and grown into a team of about 25 engineers with different areas of expertise in Embedded software, quality vision systems, measurement and control engineering, digital twins, IoT, AI and data engineering, among others. Vintecc is based in Roeselare with a branch office in Leuven and will soon be active in the Netherlands. Its customer portfolio includes leading names such as CNH, Picanol, LVD, STOW Group, Atlas Copco, Daikin and many others.