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AI in manufacturing

Production dataturned into a decision on the floor

Quality inspection, maintenance prediction, and production planning — the applied-ML work we do in logistics, pointed at a plant instead of a warehouse.

CementBook Dashboard — sales, profit, stock, receivables, payables, capital
ARM Tech ERPsee the case study →

500+

Projects delivered

most under NDA

100+

Clients served

5 regions

5

Systems live

in production now

Clutch rating

awaiting verified score

What we build

The work itself,component by component

Everything listed here is something we have built into a production system, not a capability we are willing to attempt.

Visual quality inspection

Defect detection on the line with a confidence-driven review queue.

Predictive maintenance

Sensor baselines per machine, alerting on deviation rather than on a calendar.

Production planning

Scheduling under real constraints: capacity, changeover, and material availability.

Yield analysis

Which variables actually move yield, ranked and testable.

Shop-floor interfaces

Screens designed for gloves, glare, and a five-second glance.

ERP and MES integration

Signals written back into the systems the plant already runs on.

Why it matters

What changesonce it is running

Three things a buyer of this work should be able to hold us to.

Purchases — 63 rows, filterable by date, brand & supplier with Excel export

Caught on the lineA defect flagged at station four costs less than one found at dispatch.

Maintenance when neededCondition-based scheduling instead of fixed intervals.

Usable at the machineInterfaces designed for the floor, not for a manager's laptop.

Stack we use for this

  • Python
  • PyTorch
  • OpenCV
  • PostgreSQL
  • Docker
  • MQTT

How it runs

Four stages,and you can leave after any of them

Scope

We agree what the system does and what shipping means, in writing.

Build

Short cycles in your repository, running before it is finished.

Ship

Deployed into your cloud account, reachable by a real user.

Stay

Maintenance and roadmap by the same engineers who built it.

Proof

The systemsthat back this page

Nothing above is a capability we have not already shipped. These are the case studies it comes from.

FAQ

Questionswe get asked

Do we need new cameras or sensors?

Sometimes. The assessment says what your existing hardware can support before anything is bought.

Can it run without internet on the floor?

Yes — inference can run on-premise with sync when connectivity returns.

How is it integrated with our MES?

Through its API where one exists; otherwise through a documented interchange we agree up front.

AI in manufacturing

Tell us what you need built and we will tell you what it takes