AluDie OS

Every die has a record, a QR label and a history: moves between plants, maintenance work orders, nitriding batches, production orders with a billet counter, faults, trial presses and measurements. RFID tracks dies through stations, the floor works offline, and a 3D viewer shows the die itself.

The Problem

An extrusion die shop runs hundreds of dies across plants. Where a die is, how many billets it has pressed, when it was nitrided and why it failed last time usually lives in someone’s notebook.

The Solution

A system of record for every die, from the customer’s profile quote to the die’s last press: role-based access, a change history on everything, and files that are only ever served through permission checks.

What I Built

• →Die registry with QR labels, moves and transfers between plants
• →Maintenance work orders, nitriding batches and oven tracking
• →Production orders with billet counter, faults and quality records
• →Customer cards, profile quotes, shipments and die approvals
• →RFID station tracking and offline field use
• →Reports, Excel/CSV export, email/push notifications and a 3D die viewer

Highlights

• →QR + RFID station tracking
• →Offline-capable on the shop floor
• →Full OpenAPI 3.1 API

Outcome

• →Spec, implementation plan, architecture decisions and acceptance tests maintained alongside the code
• →Product page at aludie-os.netlify.app