One industrial system, not four products bolted together.

Raylux is a commercial SCADA/HMI platform. The gateway polls your devices, records the history and raises the alarms. The designer builds the screens. The runtime is a browser tab. Drivers, historian and reporting are in the box — there is no separate OPC server to license and keep running.

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The system

Four programs: one service you install once per site, two Windows programs, and a web page.

RLX‑NX

Nexus Gateway service

Tag engine, historian, device drivers, alarms and reporting, plus the web server that serves everything else.

Specs → RLX‑ST

Studio Designer

Builds the screens, tags, alarms and reports the gateway runs, and publishes them to it. Installs per engineer.

Specs → RLX‑SP

Spectrum Operator runtime

What operators use, served by the gateway as a web page — on a panel, a desk, or a phone. Nothing to install on the machine that runs it.

Specs → RLX‑LN

Lens Kiosk shell

Displays Spectrum full-screen on a plant-floor panel, with no desktop behind it and no browser furniture around it.

Specs →

What it looks like

Screenshots of a running gateway, not mock-ups.

Spectrum in a browser: plant navigation, a shared tools dock, and a process overview with live tank levels, pump and valve state, and flow, temperature and pressure readouts. — **Fig. 1** Spectrum, the operator runtime, in a browser tab. Values are live from the gateway. The navigation bar and the tools dock are themselves authored views.

Studio editing a process overview: two tanks with live levels, a pump and valve on a pipe run, readouts, and an active alarm table. — **Fig. 2** The same screen under edit in Studio, bound to live tags — the values move while you design.

The Nexus console: tag and device counts, CPU and memory, historian status, a gateway load chart, and a connected Allen-Bradley device polling at 1000 ms. — **Fig. 3** The gateway's own console: counts, load, historian state and every connected device. Served by the gateway, so there is nothing extra to install to see it.

Specifications

Pre-release. The figures below describe the gateway as built.

Interfaces	Value
Allen-Bradley	EtherNet/IP — ControlLogix, CompactLogix 5370+
Modbus	TCP, and RTU over serial
OPC UA	Any conformant server
Web / API	8080 HTTP, 8443 HTTPS — UI, REST and WebSocket
Report delivery	SMTP, FTP, SFTP

Deployment	Value
Gateway, Windows	Server 2019+ or 10/11, 64-bit — packaged installer
Gateway, Linux	Build from source. No .deb or .rpm yet
Runs as	Windows service, or a systemd unit
Studio & Lens	Windows only, installed per user
Historian	Built in — no separate database server

Launch updates

One email when Raylux ships. Nothing else.