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INDUSTRIES/MANUFACTURING

Shop floor data made usable, paperwork taken off supervisors

Plants generate enormous amounts of data and still run decisions on experience and a clipboard. We connect the data that exists, make maintenance history searchable, and take the document work off the people who should be on the line.

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What the teams we work with are dealing with

DATA

Machines that do not report

Quality and process data trapped in equipment, exports and spreadsheets, so analysis happens after the fact.

MAINTENANCE

Knowledge in one head

Fault history written in free text across years, findable only by the technician who wrote it.

COMPLIANCE

Paperwork per batch

Supplier documents, certificates and audit records handled manually by supervisors.

OUR WORK HERE

Where we usually start

Data pipelines

Machine, quality and process data collected into one place that both people and models can query reliably.

Maintenance history search

Years of free-text fault logs made searchable by symptom, so a technician finds the last fix in seconds.

Document and compliance handling

Supplier paperwork, certificates and batch records extracted and validated automatically.

Operational tooling

Interfaces designed for gloves, noise and shift handovers, not for a desk.

ENGAGEMENT

Typical shape of a manufacturing engagement

Short cycles, visible progress, and a scope you can change. You see working software every week rather than a status report.

WHAT YOU KEEP

The repository, the infrastructure code, the evaluation set and the documentation. In your accounts, under your licence, from the first commit.

First week

Walk the line, see what data exists and what is still on paper, and pick the problem with the clearest cost.

Second week

A working slice, usually maintenance search or one document type, on real historical data.

From there

Pipelines, interfaces and validation extended to a full line or site, with operators in the loop throughout.

Then on

Coverage widened across sites, with accuracy and adoption reviewed rather than assumed.

What we are careful about

Nothing controls equipment

We build decision support and data systems. Control systems and safety interlocks stay where they are.

Plant reality

Intermittent connectivity, legacy protocols and shift patterns are designed for from the start.

Operators involved early

If the people on the floor will not use it, it does not matter how good the model is.

Traceability

Compliance records keep their provenance, because an auditor will ask.

Tell us what the plant still does on paper

Thirty minutes with an engineer who has shipped in this sector. You leave with a scope and a straight answer on feasibility.

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