Tiny Man Automation renews PLCs, servos, inverters and HMIs, and writes the programs that put them back to work — for factories that can't afford downtime.
Tiny Man Automation Co., Ltd. was established in 2021 to help manufacturers keep their production lines alive — renewing the PLCs, servos, inverters and HMIs that make up the guts of a machine, and writing the programs that bring them back online.
We work close to the panel: pulling out obsolete controllers, wiring in their modern replacements, and rewriting the logic so operators never notice the hardware underneath has changed.
Every panel and program is built to run unattended, not just to pass a demo.
We plan renewals around your production schedule to keep downtime short.
Straightforward pricing that fits a small or mid-size factory's budget.
Electrical, mechanical and software work handled under one roof.
We stay reachable after the job is done, not just during the sale.
Each line below is a piece of work we take on independently or as part of a full panel renewal — read top to bottom the way a technician reads a ladder diagram.
We design mechanical parts and control drawings on properly licensed tools — no shortcuts on the software side either.
AppliCAD subscription license, held under Tiny Man Automation Co., Ltd., valid through 2027.
Perpetual standalone license, held under Tiny Man Automation Co., Ltd., via AppliCAD.
A sample of panels and systems we've taken from end-of-life hardware to running, supportable installations.
Full rack replacement and logic migration for a discontinued Mitsubishi A-series controller.
Multi-rack upgrade to Mitsubishi's current iQ-R platform across three cabinets.
Cracked, unsupported touch panel replaced with a Mitsubishi GOT unit and rebuilt screens.
Drive replacement and re-commissioning inside an existing motor control cabinet.
Burned-in Keyence panel swapped for a Mitsubishi GOT2000 with rebuilt operator screens.
Live shake-count and current readings from 20 servo axes pushed to a cloud dashboard.
Automatic time-stamped logging of inspection results and gross-area readings per machine.
Multi-axis motion controller and amplifier rack renewal with full re-wiring.
Full SCADA migration for a wastewater treatment process, screens rebuilt in GENESIS64.
Complete enclosure rebuild with new touch-screen control and fresh program logic.
Brackets, gears and fixtures modeled and drafted in SolidWorks for custom machine builds.