Model → Code → PLC: Translation Instead of Programming

This article describes how PLC code is derived as a formal translation of the process model. It clearly distinguishes this approach from classical PLC programming.

In Selmo, the process model is the single source of truth for system behavior. PLC code does not introduce additional decision logic but represents a 1:1 translation of the model.
The article explains the role of standardized exchange formats and the clearly limited use of manual code.