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Production & inventory systems
Real-time production tracking, material flows, and inventory that matches what is actually on the rack.
Industries — Manufacturing
Production tracking, IoT telemetry, and predictive analytics that connect the shop floor to the boardroom — for manufacturers ready to run on data instead of gut feel.
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Real-time production tracking, material flows, and inventory that matches what is actually on the rack.
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Sensor integration and dashboards that turn machine data into decisions — we build IoT platforms in-house.
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Supplier portals, order tracking, and exception alerts across the chain.
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Modernizing plant systems incrementally — production never stops for a rewrite.
Production AI use cases we build for this industry — governed, secure, and measured against outcomes.
AI use case
Failure prediction from vibration, temperature, and cycle data — maintenance when needed, not on a guess.
AI use case
Computer-vision defect detection on the line, trained on your parts and tolerances.
AI use case
Planning models that blend order history, seasonality, and market signals.
AI use case
AI processing of POs, invoices, and quality certificates — procurement without retyping.
Usually yes: retrofit sensors and gateway devices bring telemetry from equipment decades old; the audit tells you exactly what is feasible.
A few months of telemetry and failure history; we start collecting on day one and models improve as data accumulates.
Yes — SAP, Oracle, Zoho, and others; production systems feed the ERP rather than replacing it.
Minimal by design — deployments are staged around shifts and maintenance windows, with rollback plans for every cutover.
Use cases
Sensor telemetry models that schedule service before failure — downtime becomes a planned line item.
Camera inspection at line speed catching defects sampling misses, with images archived for traceability.
OEE, throughput, and scrap live from the line — one truth for the morning meeting and the board pack.
ML models that steady planning across seasonality and promotions, cutting expedite costs and stockouts.
Shop-floor systems, historians, and enterprise platforms unified into one governed data layer.
Facility-level consumption analytics that find and hold savings across shifts and sites.
In depth
Manufacturers win on visibility: knowing what every line, machine, and shipment is doing now — and what it will do next. We build MES integrations, production dashboards, quality systems, and IoT platforms that connect OT data to enterprise decision-making.
Predictive capability compounds the value: machine learning on sensor telemetry schedules maintenance before failure, demand forecasting steadies planning, and computer vision inspects at line speed with accuracy human sampling cannot match. Downtime, scrap, and expedited freight are where the ROI shows up.
Integration is the quiet hard part — ERPs, historians, PLCs, and suppliers’ systems all speak differently. Our data engineering practice unifies them into governed platforms, so the same numbers drive the daily production meeting and the quarterly board pack.
Sensor and PLC data unified with ERP truth in one analytics layer.
Maintenance and demand models that turn surprises into schedules.
Camera-based inspection at line speed, every unit, every shift.