The PTF principle is the logical precursor to the Selmo SEQ.
It ensures that every process can be formally described and technologically implemented.
Only when process, technology and function have been cleanly analyzed and linked does a valid SEQ emerge.
This turns every machine into a modeled system, not a randomly evolved block of code.
PTF turns engineering into a methodology — and automation into a form of logic that people can understand and machines can execute.
In the next Chapter 5 we take this thinking into practice:
We describe how this structure is modeled in Selmo Studio, how zones are connected and parameterized, and how analysis becomes a running control model.
