Real-Time Machine Monitoring
Connect and monitor CNC and non-CNC equipment with automated data collection, instant notifications, and live production dashboards. Eliminate manual data entry while gaining complete shop floor visibility 24/7.
Transform your manufacturing operations with intelligent performance software that connects every machine, analyzes every cycle, and optimizes every process. From real-time OEE tracking to predictive downtime analytics, our proven solutions eliminate guesswork and maximize productivity. Built on 30 years of machine tool networking expertise, we deliver the data visibility your team needs to make confident, data-driven decisions that directly impact your bottom line.

Comprehensive software ecosystem designed to connect, monitor, and optimize every aspect of your manufacturing operations.
Connect and monitor CNC and non-CNC equipment with automated data collection, instant notifications, and live production dashboards. Eliminate manual data entry while gaining complete shop floor visibility 24/7.
Measure manufacturing efficiency with comprehensive OEE calculations tracking availability, performance, and quality metrics. Compare actual vs. expected output to identify improvement opportunities and build a performance-driven culture.
Automatically capture and categorize every machine stoppage with powerful root cause analysis tools. Generate detailed utilization reports and reduce unplanned downtime through data-driven insights.
Universal machine connectivity supporting any brand, protocol, or age. Seamlessly integrate legacy and modern equipment through plug-and-play solutions with secure cloud access and enterprise system compatibility.
Bridge shop floor and front office with real-time bi-directional data synchronization. Eliminate data lag, increase ERP accuracy, and unlock the full potential of your enterprise systems through automated data capture.
Centralize CNC program file management with wired or wireless DNC systems. Remotely send, receive, and drip-feed files to multiple machines simultaneously with version control and revision compare tools.
Manufacturing performance software shouldn't require a computer science degree to implement or operate. Our solutions reflect three decades of hands-on machine tool experience, designed by manufacturers for manufacturers. We understand the chaos of mixed equipment brands, legacy systems, and the daily pressure to meet production targets. That's why our platform connects seamlessly to any machine—new or old—and delivers actionable insights through intuitive dashboards your entire team can understand. From the operator on the floor to executives planning capacity, everyone gets the real-time data they need, in the format they need it, without complexity or confusion.

Leading manufacturing facilities across North America rely on our software to optimize production and maximize efficiency.
Experience, innovation, and unwavering support set us apart in manufacturing technology.
30 years of machine tool networking experience and pioneering wireless DNC technology. We've been solving manufacturing connectivity challenges since 1991.
Connect any machine brand, any communication protocol, any age. Our solutions integrate seamlessly with your existing equipment mix—legacy devices and modern CNCs alike.
Expert technical support from our U.S.-based team who understand manufacturing operations. Direct access to engineers with real shop floor experience, not scripted call centers.
Unlimited client access with no additional licensing fees. Add users, devices, and displays as your operation grows without worrying about per-seat costs.
Manufacturing technology experts with decades of combined experience.

Founder, President
John Carpenter brings unparalleled expertise to manufacturing technology innovation. Originally trained in electronics by the US Navy, he applied his technical foundation to revolutionize machine tool connectivity. In 2001, John achieved a groundbreaking milestone by developing the world's first wireless DNC connection to a machine tool—a pioneering innovation that fundamentally changed how manufacturing facilities approach machine networking. His visionary leadership positioned the company at the forefront of Industry 4.0 adoption, and his recognition in the industry includes being featured on the front cover of Modern Machine Shop in 2006. Under John's direction, Excellerant has grown from a small reseller to a respected innovator serving manufacturers across North America. His hands-on approach and deep understanding of shop floor challenges ensure that every solution developed addresses real-world manufacturing needs. John remains actively involved in product development and customer relationships, personally ensuring that Excellerant's technology delivers measurable results.

Director of Technical Operations
Brian Duprey brings over 20 years of manufacturing and operations experience to his role as Director of Technical Operations. His extensive background spans both production environments and technical implementation, providing him with unique insights into the challenges manufacturers face daily. Brian's operational expertise allows him to bridge the gap between software capabilities and practical shop floor applications. He oversees all customer integrations, ensuring seamless implementation regardless of facility size or equipment complexity. His hands-on approach means he personally understands the nuances of different manufacturing environments, from small job shops to large production facilities. Brian's role extends beyond technical oversight—he actively innovates solutions that address emerging industry challenges. His ability to translate customer needs into functional technical specifications has been instrumental in developing features that deliver real operational value. Customers appreciate Brian's straightforward communication style and his commitment to ensuring their systems perform optimally from day one through long-term operation.
Lead Software Architect
Ray Romero serves as Lead Software Architect, combining exceptional software development expertise with deep knowledge of CNC networking hardware, communications protocols, and machine connectivity standards. His unique skill set bridges the software and hardware worlds, enabling Excellerant to develop solutions that work seamlessly across diverse manufacturing environments. Ray's architectural vision has been fundamental in creating the scalable, reliable platform that powers thousands of machine connections across North America. He possesses comprehensive expertise in industrial communication protocols including MTConnect, OPC UA, Fanuc Focas, HAAS MNET, and Mazak Mazatrol. Ray's understanding of both legacy serial communications and modern ethernet protocols allows him to design connectivity solutions that integrate equipment regardless of age or manufacturer. His commitment to clean, maintainable code ensures platform stability and enables rapid feature development. Ray stays current with emerging Industry 4.0 standards and continuously enhances the platform's capabilities to meet evolving manufacturing technology requirements.
Lead Service Technician
Johann Dreyer serves as Lead Service Technician, bringing a powerful combination of technical aptitude and customer service excellence to every installation and support interaction. His background as a machine operator provides invaluable perspective—he understands shop floor realities firsthand and can relate directly to the operators and supervisors he trains. Johann's genuine enthusiasm for technology and continuous learning drives him to master every aspect of the Excellerant platform and stay ahead of emerging manufacturing technologies. His role encompasses the complete customer journey from initial installation through ongoing training and responsive technical support. Johann's operator background allows him to communicate effectively with shop floor personnel, explaining complex technical concepts in practical terms that resonate with their daily work. His patient, methodical approach to training ensures customers feel confident using the system from day one. Johann takes personal pride in customer success, often following up proactively to ensure systems continue performing optimally and users are maximizing platform capabilities for their specific operational needs.
Is MES the same as ERP?
No, MES (Manufacturing Execution System) and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) serve different but complementary functions. ERP systems manage business-level operations like accounting, purchasing, and sales, while MES systems focus specifically on shop floor execution, tracking production in real-time. Our software bridges both systems through seamless integration, ensuring your ERP receives accurate, real-time manufacturing data while your MES executes production more effectively with connected machine intelligence.
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Our manufacturing technology experts are ready to discuss your specific operational challenges and system requirements.
Front cover recognition in 2006 for wireless DNC innovation.
Voting member shaping manufacturing connectivity standards.
Proud VOSB serving American manufacturing excellence.
Connect with our team to discuss your facility's specific needs and discover how our software can optimize your operations.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 860-870-5544 You can also send us a quick email at sales@excellerant-mfg.com
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 860-870-5544 You can also send us a quick email at sales@excellerant-mfg.com