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How to Build a Custom HMI?

•March 2, 2026
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RealPars
RealPars•Mar 2, 2026

Why It Matters

Customizable, safety‑compliant HMIs let factories accelerate digitalization while meeting strict regulatory and hygiene standards, reducing downtime and overall costs.

Key Takeaways

  • •Rose offers single-unit custom HMI panels, unlike major OEMs.
  • •Emergency stop must remain hardware‑wired for safety compliance.
  • •RFID integration replaces passwords for secure, user‑friendly access.
  • •Hygiene‑rated arms meet DGUV standards for food‑grade cleaning.
  • •German‑made components can be tailored in quantity and functionality.

Summary

Rose, a German‑based automation supplier, showcased its ability to produce fully customized human‑machine interface (HMI) panels on a one‑off basis, a service that larger OEMs such as Siemens typically do not offer.

The video highlighted three technical differentiators: a hard‑wired emergency‑stop button that satisfies safety standards, an RFID card reader that eliminates password‑based login, and modular push‑button configurations that can be added or omitted per client specifications.

As the presenter explained, “If the stop button were software‑based, a glitch could prevent machine shutdown,” underscoring the hardware requirement. The RFID system uses a thin glass plate with an embedded reader, while the hygiene‑rated arms are DGUV‑certified, featuring sealed surfaces and no external screws for easy cleaning in food‑grade environments.

These capabilities allow manufacturers to deploy tailor‑made interfaces quickly, maintain regulatory compliance, and reduce both capital expense and downtime, positioning Rose as a niche but potentially disruptive player in the industrial HMI market.

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We have standard HMIs, and we have custom HMIs.
Standard HMIs can be ordered from companies like Siemens and Allen-Bradley.
But if you need custom HMIs, and you need them to be high-quality, you can order them from a company like ROSE.
Watch this video to learn more about the difference between standard and custom HMIs.
To learn more about ROSE custom HMIs, visit this link: https://www.rose-systemtechnik.com/nl/producten/hmi/
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