Grounded in operations
We focus on data that helps production teams understand the current factory state, not dashboards for their own sake.
Cadence did not begin as a speculative software concept. It began with a concrete industrial need: build connected hardware that could feed real shop-floor events into an existing client platform.
The first customer engagement required ESS Technologies to design and deliver a hardware layer that was simple to deploy and easy to integrate with the customer's software. That engagement became the proof that the core idea could work commercially.
A client asks for connected factory-floor hardware that can integrate with his own platform.
ESS Technologies develops and sells the first Smart Button and Smart Hub deployment.
At GITEX Africa 2026, textile factory decision-makers visit the stand and request follow-up discussions.
Cadence becomes the standardized product direction: modular hardware plus a unified software platform.
We focus on data that helps production teams understand the current factory state, not dashboards for their own sake.
Early deployments are an opportunity to validate workflows, ROI logic and product usability with real factories.
Every standardized deployment improves the data model, product architecture and path toward analytics and optimization.
Cadence is developed by ESS Technologies, a Moroccan technology company working across connected systems, electronics, software and applied innovation.
The product benefits from the company's ability to work across the full stack — embedded devices, gateways, software, cloud integration and field deployment — while Cadence itself remains focused on one mission: making factory operations visible in real time.
Discover ESS TechnologiesWe are speaking with manufacturers interested in early Cadence deployments and co-validating the product around real operational needs.