Selmo Studio 2025

Files and folders can be created and pinned directly in the project. This speeds up access to important resources and facilitates organization.

Multiple projects can now be bundled into a higher-level structure - ideal for complex applications. This allows users to maintain an overview at all times and projects can be managed efficiently.

Common functions can be bundled and versioned in a central library. This makes it easier to reuse code and changes can be traced at any time.

Ensuring that a valid, logical, and PLC-compliant sequence is always generated.

New functions can be conveniently created and adapted in the editor.
With the Structured Text - Code Editor and structured design, implementation is particularly fast.

Functions can be used multiple times and configured individually. Associated connections can be flexibly adapted in each instance.

Easier creation of small function blocks directly on IO zones.

Create custom data types for function libraries.

Common interfaces for multiple functions.

Successor to the former “output grouping” – structured development of complex functional chains.

The project can be analyzed in a targeted manner and error sources can be identified more quickly.
These diagnostic tools help with runtime monitoring and debugging.

Uniform Selmo design language and improved usability.

The new Web HMI (Human Machine Interface) is a client server application based on Microsoft's .NET Blazor technology.

The Selmo-specific part is generated here fully automatically and ready to run as a fully-fledged HMI. This includes the operating surfaces of the Plant, Hardware Zone, all sequences and parameters. There is also an alarm list, a diagnostics view and a view for the settings.

The HMI also offers the option of designing user-defined HMI pages yourself.

There are two different variants for this.

The Selmo Studio contains a drag & drop editor that allows the user to use simple elements such as buttons, labels etc. to design simple operating pages.

In the editor for the Blazor Page, the user is permitted to extend his HMI with his own .NET Blazor pages using C#. In addition, own .dll's can be uploaded here, which can then be used in this extension. This extension also allows the programmer to access the underlying process for reading and writing via the plug-in mechanism.

It is possible to provide several languages for the HMI.These can be created and managed in Selmo Studio.