Life Cycle Engineering

Life Cycle Engineering uses engineering logic to solve business problems for industry, public entities and the military. In practice that means connecting machines, sensors and robots to software that controls or monitors them.

Who is it for? Mostly manufacturers and operators. They also list Robotics and Virtual Reality, so expect those to show up in the feature set. They are a large team, 501 to 1,000 people, which usually shapes who they work with. Bigger vendor, more process. Budget time for procurement.

Life Cycle Engineering is based in Charleston, South Carolina and founded in 1976. More on lce.com.

Things worth asking about: hardware compatibility, uptime, and support. A short pilot with your real data tells you more than any demo.

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