28 Aug 2026

AUTOMATION FOR MANUFACTURING

Gateway allows OEMs to link to and diagnose their machines remotely

Helios’ gateway provides secure connections, remote diagnostics, and real-time intelligence

The American motion and electronic controls specialist, Helios Technologies, has launched a gateway that allows OEMs to connect their equipment to devices and systems which may not normally be compatible. Helios says that its Atlas Connect Gateway – developed by its Enovation Controls subsidiary – is designed for demanding applications in a variety of industries, providing secure connections, remote diagnostics, and real-time intelligence.

The gateway allows equipment manufacturers and operators to monitor critical data, send remote commands, and update software on equipment in the field, without needing to be on site. Its powerful processing capabilities are said to enable fast, reliable performance, even in the field, making it easier to keep machines running smoothly and efficiently.

“The launch of the Atlas Connect Gateway marks a major step forward in Helios Technologies’ vision for intelligent machine connectivity,” says Sean Bagan, Helios’ president, CEO and CFO. “We’re proud to deliver this rugged, future-ready solution to customers around the world, helping them stay connected, informed, and in control.”

The gateway integrates with Helios’ broader ecosystem.

“By pairing the Atlas Connect Gateway with Cygnus Reach, Helios’ patented remote troubleshooting platform, we’re delivering a powerful new advantage to OEMs by enabling remote support capabilities,” explains Billy Aldridge, senior vice-president and managing director of Helios’ electronics business. “For organisations operating customer support centres or field service teams, this integrated solution streamlines diagnostics, reduces downtime, and elevates the overall service experience. It’s a major step forward in connecting people, machines, and data in smarter, more efficient ways.”

The gateway can be wired into any Can-enabled system in a matter of minutes. Users can monitor the Can bus, take recordings, and share data, via cellular mobile devices. The IP67-rated gateway can operate in temperatures from –20°C to +70°C. It has an operating voltage of 6–36V DC.

Helios TechnologiesLinkedIn

Enovation ControlsLinkedIn  Facebook