Industrial Automation
PLC support, controls troubleshooting, commissioning support, instrumentation, and field-ready diagnostics.
- Allen-Bradley / Rockwell familiarity
- Modbus, Ethernet/IP, field devices
- Point-to-point and startup support
VirtualJohn LLC builds and supports technical systems where physical equipment, software, networks, data, and operators all have to cooperate.
The best work happens where controls, software, networks, hardware, and human workflows overlap.
PLC support, controls troubleshooting, commissioning support, instrumentation, and field-ready diagnostics.
Support for BMS/EPMS environments, environmental systems, commissioning workflows, and operational review tooling.
Robotics integration, camera-based logic, OpenCV prototypes, machine vision support, and practical automation experiments.
Custom Python, web, mobile, cloud, and reporting tools that make technical teams faster and less error-prone.
A serious business can still be inventive. These examples show the direction: useful, testable, and grounded in real operations.
Command-center style interfaces for device tracking, commissioning progress, phase heat maps, and floor-plan visualization.
Low-cost Raspberry Pi and camera-based retrofit designed to work in parallel with existing automated door sensors.
Python-based tools and concepts for monitoring, coordinating, and safely interacting with robotic systems over industrial networks.
Browser-based utilities for capturing long infrastructure pages, preserving evidence, and reducing manual screenshot error.
Stripe Tap-to-Pay implementation work for portable payment workflows and fast field-ready transaction concepts.
Sensor and Modbus configuration work for environmental systems, device addressing, verification, and practical field testing.
Identify the actual failure mode, not just the loudest symptom.
Prefer testable, maintainable fixes over impressive complexity.
Leave behind proof, context, and repeatable steps so teams can trust the result.
VirtualJohn LLC is available for automation support, systems integration, technical troubleshooting, custom tooling, project collaboration, and specialty subcontracting.
This hidden layer can hold the older VirtualJohn experiments: AI agents, Unity worlds, command-center tools, prototypes, archived concepts, and the strange technical playground that feeds the serious work.
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