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Intelligent automation solutions that empower our clients to achieve operational excellence.

04/03/2026

The Dajac team is ready to "spring" into action! 🐝🌸

Interested in having a conversation? Give us a call! (317) 608-0500

03/27/2026

March 17th, 1958 is when Vanguard 1 became one of the first satellites designed to operate on its own.

This flight had no crew, because it didn’t need one.

Once it reached orbit, it regulated itself and kept running without anyone stepping in. How? Automation.

The only difference between that system and yours is pull of gravity.

If your process still depends on someone catching issues or writing things down, that's where we come in. We build systems that track, validate, and respond in real time so your operation keeps moving without constant oversight.

Give us a call: (317) 608-0500

03/24/2026

Did you know that a small signal inconsistency can result in downtime, damaged equipment, and even serious injuries?

This week, we're telling you all about electromagnetic interference (EMI): What causes it, the issues it causes, and what we can do to solve it.

Don't let this threat go unnoticed, take a look at our Insights: https://dajacautomation.com/digital-noise-filtering-out-false-readings/

03/20/2026

March 12th, 1989, Tim Berners-Lee submitted a proposal for something simple on paper:

He wanted a way to link and access information across different computers, so researchers could share documents with one another.

This would later be known as the World Wide Web.

Before this discovery, information was stuck within the computer it lived in. If you wanted information, you had to physically go retrieve it.

Dajac Automation's solutions are a modern example of this discovery. We give customers a way to retrieve, track, and process data from their machines. That information also moves with the process and stays connected instead of just sitting at one station and getting lost.

Visibility is not a luxury; it's a necessity. Reach out and see if your information is getting lost -> [email protected]

03/17/2026

One Monday morning, I walked in to find our engineers huddling over a workbench. What caught my attention was seeing them press a single button, and hearing the hum of relays and data moving through the system, followed by the sound of a Zebra Technologies printer producing a label.

They combined custom logic, a functional tester, a computer, our Expert I/O 1000, and a Zebra printer to create a production-ready functional testing station for our Expert I/O 1000s.

What was once just a functional tester was now part of an entire living organism.

Watch it in action: dajacautomation.com/i-o-driven-process-control/

03/13/2026

On March 10th, 1876, the first intelligible words were transmitted over a telephone by Alexander Graham Bell and his assistant, Thomas Watson.

“Mr. Watson, come here; I want you.”

This simple transaction proved that something organic, like voice, could be turned into an electrical signal and sent somewhere else.

Today, systems like remote equipment monitoring, SCADA platforms, and networked machines rely on the same idea. Signals travel, and the systems respond.

That foundation is what allows companies like Dajac Automation to build systems that communicate through signals and automated commands.

03/10/2026

One button press brings an entire ecosystem to life. Controlled sequencing, hardware verification, and serialized traceability working together in a compact, production-ready station.

We can talk about automation all day long, but let’s be honest, most of us are visual learners.

So instead of just telling you about automation, we’re giving you a real look inside our lab in this week's Insights post.

Full story here!:
https://dajacautomation.com/i-o-driven-process-control/

03/06/2026

March 16, 1926. Robert H. Goddard launches the first liquid-propellant rocket.

The fuel flow of Goddard's rocket was controlled using a pressure-fed system that regulated liquid fuel intake throughout the flight.

What was so different about this?

Before this launch, rockets had one-time ignition systems fueled with gunpowder, very similar to fireworks.

Goddard wasn't just launching something; he was managing a system.

This launch helped open the doors for larger ideas such as system control, management, and stabilization.

03/03/2026

Did you know that 90 percent of employees reported that repetitive tasks weigh them down?! 🏋‍♀️

We’re bringing you the data to back our claims; Automation is essential for a healthy company. Without it, your productivity sinks, and so does your team’s efficiency.

We’ve laid it all out for you in our blog. Give it a read: https://dajacautomation.com/the-data-dont-lie/

02/27/2026

In 1946, the world met ENIAC.

Not just a big machine full of wires and vacuum tubes, but the first working example of electronic, programmable computation.

This is the moment that automation became less about gears and conveyor belts, and more about executing logic.

With this, companies could now have repeating rules and decisions without manual input.

If you know us, you know this is our jam at Dajac Automation. Vision systems rejecting bad parts, PLCs evaluating input, and real-time dashboards.

It all stems from the discovery that logic itself can be automated.

Custom logic that fits your process is just as important as the machines moving your product.

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