Abstract
A system can be integrated into an industrial situation not by developing new and highly-advanced tools but by using previously tested tools and machinery interlinked to generate new potential. This paper proposes the first phase of an automation project aimed at emphasizing an innovative method of integrating tools rather than developing completely new integrated systems designed to operate only in small specific applications.
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