Manufacturing AI built on your factory's own data.
Document intelligence that reads invoices and purchase orders. Assistants that answer questions about your own factory in plain language. Anomaly detection that flags a batch that cost more than it should and explains why.
Document intelligence reads supplier invoices and purchase orders and creates the records itself, with a human confirming against the paper in their hand. At a live factory this runs at the gate today: the guard photographs the invoice, AI extracts every line, and codes are minted for every unit on the truck.
Assistants let an owner ask his own factory a question in plain language — what did we produce yesterday, which batches used this drum, why is this month's thinner consumption high — and get an answer built from what actually happened on the floor, not from someone's recollection of it.
Anomaly detection watches cost, downtime and material loss, flags a batch that cost more than it should, and explains why in the language of the floor: the machine, the material, the shift.
