Keyland SdG: Flowing technology, functioning factories, and people at the heart of Industry 5.0

In the recent interview published by Atlas Tecnológico, Anna Triska Boussin, Business Development Director, explains how Keyland has established itself as the solid bridge between IT and OT to drive more efficient, connected and human factories.

In this interview published by Atlas Tecnológico, Anna Triska Boussin, Business Development Director at Keyland SdG, discusses the company’s evolution and its role as a technology integrator. With more than 17 years of experience in industrial environments, Keyland has established itself as a bridge between IT and OT, connecting technology, processes and people to help industrial companies move towards more efficient factories.

The interview focuses on a value proposition that combines mobile robotics, industrial software and IT services, approaching digitalisation and automation projects from a global perspective. This makes it possible to connect shop-floor solutions with systems such as ERP, MES and WMS, while also coordinating different mobile robotics technologies through K-ISS by Keyland.

The conversation also includes real application examples, such as the automation of internal transport at Antolin’s RyA plant, where K-ISS manages AMR missions; the project developed for Signify in Valladolid, combining mobile robots and RFID identification to improve material movement and control; and the implementation of an OEE system at G+D to measure plant efficiency in real time and provide reliable information for decision-making.

Anna also explains the importance of approaching digital transformation projects progressively, starting with a pilot area to validate the value of the solution and then scaling it in a controlled way to other areas of the factory.

The interview reflects Keyland’s vision of Industry 5.0: an industry in which technology does not operate in isolation, but is integrated with processes and people to achieve more connected and efficient operations.