Who took the photographs on this site, the licences we use them under, and how our brand names are used.
Photography
Photographs of people, workshops and machinery are representative stock photography. The people and businesses pictured are not Vantix Automation customers or staff, and their appearance doesn’t mean they endorse us or our products. Some images are cropped, colour-graded or overlaid to suit the site’s design, and a third-party logo was removed from one image. Product screens shown on this site are our own software.
Fibre laser head cutting a steel sheet in a fabrication workshop
Photo by Zoshua Colah · Unsplash · Unsplash License
CNC milling machine cutting an aluminium part with coolant
Photo by aluminum Zheng ji · Unsplash · Unsplash License
Machining workshop with CNC machines, tool chests and work carts
Photo by Orbitol Intelligence · Unsplash · Unsplash License
Welder joining a steel fabrication in a workshop
Photo by Collab Media · Unsplash · Unsplash License
Industrial control cabinet with PLCs, power supplies and terminal wiring
Photo by Raymond Sime · Unsplash · Unsplash License
Operator reviewing a production screen on a rugged tablet
Photo by Compagnons · Unsplash · Unsplash License
Engineer configuring test equipment from a keyboard on the workshop floor
Photo by ThisisEngineering · Unsplash · Unsplash License
Engineer in reflective workwear using a tablet in a heavy-industry plant
Photo by Sergey Sergeev · Pexels · Pexels License (helmet badge removed)
Engineer in a hi-vis vest and hard hat checking a tablet on site
Photo by Mikael Blomkvist · Pexels · Pexels License
Licences
Unsplash License — photos may be used for free, including commercially, without asking permission. Attribution isn’t required, but we give it above. Photos can’t be sold without significant modification or compiled to replicate a similar service. Read the Unsplash License.
Pexels License — photos may be used and modified for free, without attribution. Identifiable people may not be shown in a bad light or in a way that implies they endorse a product, and photos may not be sold unaltered or used in a trade mark. Read the Pexels License.
Trade marks
“Vantix Automation” and the V logo are used as trade marks by Jayson Tovey, who operates Vantix Automation. The ™ symbol indicates an unregistered trade mark; these marks are not registered with IP Australia. No claim is made to exclusive rights in the word “Vantix” on its own.
An ABN, or the registration of a business name, identifies a business — it doesn’t create trade mark rights and doesn’t mean the business or its products are endorsed by any government agency.
Windows is a trade mark of Microsoft Corporation. Other product and company names mentioned on this site belong to their owners and are used only to describe compatibility.
Product status
- Vantix Warehouse OS Demonstration
- Pulse Case study
- AssetForge Available
- Concept demos — fictional data, for illustration