IT from 25 years ago can be refurbished. That's what being an engineer is all about.
It is possible to modify a system created in Visual Basic 6.0. At Saki Lab, we can build a Visual Basic development environment on Windows 10/11 "without errors." We do not use a virtual machine with an old OS. Instead, we can run the setup directly on the latest version of Windows to establish the development environment. Since we can set up the development environment, it naturally follows that modifications can also be made. There is no need to completely rebuild everything at once. Gradual modifications, such as partial replacements, are also possible.
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basic information
- Windows 95 / 98 / ME - Windows NT 4.0 / 2000 / XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 / 11 - Visual Basic 6.0 - Database support - Serial communication support - Support for partial modifications
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- Adding functions and renovations to old inspection equipment - Updating computers on old production lines - Analyzing VB6 applications for which the person in charge is no longer available - Gradual replacement from VB6 to the latest .NET, etc.
Company information
Saki Lab is an exceptionally serious system development company. In recent years, it has particularly focused on system development related to FA (Factory Automation). Its strongest area is software development. It can develop various software, from microcontrollers to the cloud. It also supports the development of control software using PLCs. Next, it excels in network construction. It can handle not only IT-related networks like Ethernet but also FA-related field networks. It is also engaged in wired and wireless site surveys and optimizations. Regarding hardware, it specializes in the implementation of low-power wireless microcontrollers and IoT devices utilizing MEMS sensors.
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