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Beremiz is Free Software for machine automation.
It conforms to IEC-61131 among other standards.

This site collects use cases, documentation, publications and news about Beremiz and its development.
Project's news
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FDL sponsors Beremiz development
The Libre Endowment Fond has sponsored Beremiz development at the end of 2025.

The Libre Endowment Fond is a non-profit that sponsors long-term maintenance and development of mission-critical Free Software. Organizations and institutions can donate tax-deductibly to support essential projects while maintaining influence over their roadmaps.
Thanks to their dedication, Beremiz now has improved support for OPC-UA.
C Code Changes
The OPC-UA client is now running in a separate thread, preventing blocking of the main PLC cycle in case of errors.
This also fixes an issue where the PLC could not start if the OPC-UA client could not connect to the server at startup.
UI Changes
The IDE now supports adding user-defined types directly from the UI, without needing to find an OPC-UA server.
Additionally, both IdType and IEC fields have a dropdown menu to select only one of the valid options available.
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Introducing SVGHMI
SVGHMI is a SVG based HMI toolkit. With it, PLC programmers and HMI designers can efficiently produce Scalable Web Based HMIs.
HMI design happens in Inkscape. Designer freely draws HMI pages and widgets following WYSIWYG principle. -
New Homepage
Beremiz project homepage now uses GitHub Pages.
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OSIE, OPC-UA
Beremiz project is used in OSIE project and gains support for OPC-UA client.

OSIE aims to transforms industrial automation into a branch of the open source software and hardware ecosystems. 
OPC UA is a cross-platform, open-source, IEC62541 standard for data exchange from sensors to cloud applications developed by the OPC Foundation. -
Support for wxPython 4

wxPython is a cross-platform GUI toolkit for the Python programming language. It allows Python programmers to create programs with a robust, highly functional graphical user interface, simply and easily. It is implemented as a set of Python extension modules that wrap the GUI components of the popular wxWidgets cross platform library, which is written in C++. As for python 2, wxPython 3.x is depricated. Supporting wxPython 4 is a necessary step in the migration to python 3.
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