dTRAK

From test station to insight.

The test data & test management platform for LabVIEW-driven manufacturing floors.

What dTRAK does

Build a test once. Reuse it everywhere.

Create test sequences from a steps library, set upper/lower and control limits on every instruction, and duplicate or export tests in one click.

Every station gets exactly what it needs.

Client configurations hold the categories, settings and values for each test station, and sequences are assigned per client.

Every measurement, captured at the source.

Stations post each run, its step results, graphs and attachments to the dTRAK API. Requests are queued locally and retried automatically, so nothing gets lost.

Turn results into answers.

Pareto analysis, moving-range SPC, yield by instruction and full device history by serial number, plus a dashboard for your entire manufacturing floor.

Operator guidance on the floor.

The dTRAK Client drives pick-to-light and on-screen work instructions from the same monitor. The right bin lights, the pick is confirmed, wrong picks are blocked, and every pick is logged against the serial number.

Secure and scalable.

Role-based permission sets scoped to facility and location. Many stations feed one server, from a single bench to every plant.

Deployment

Installs in minutes. Fully offline.

One setup wizard installs dTRAK as an all-in-one PC, a central server, or a manufacturing-floor PC client. No internet connection is required.

  • SQL Server database with weekly partitions
  • Runs on IIS and PM2 on Windows Server
  • Documented REST API (Swagger / OpenAPI) for LabVIEW test stations
  • JWT authentication, rate limiting and security headers

Already running dTRAK6 or earlier?

dTRAK6 and earlier versions are reaching end of life with the move to Windows 11. dTRAK7 is the supported upgrade path. Contact us for an upgrade quote for your stations.

Download the dTRAK product sheet

dTRAK Product Sheet (PDF)

See dTRAK on your line

Talk to G2 Technologies about a dTRAK demo for your test stations and assembly lines.