Spatial AI for manufacturing
Guidance on AR glasses or the phone already in their pocket. It finds any part, explains any procedure, and runs on the plant's own server with the internet unplugged.
Indoor positioning with no QR codes, no markers and no GPS.
Cloud calls. Inference runs inside the plant, not outside it.
From the first facility scan to a system running in production.
Not modules on a slide. Your engineers run all nine after two days of training, and every one works with the internet unplugged.
Walks the worker to the right machine and the right point on it, then confirms each action before unlocking the next.
Feed it the OEM manual and one walkthrough with your best technician. It returns a working procedure anchored to the real equipment.
Where operators walk, where they stop, where they hesitate — mapped onto the real floor plan.
The camera separates machine, part, and background live, so the system knows what is being pointed at without labels or markers.
The agent reads PLC and sensor values and changes the instruction accordingly: this valve is still at 4.2 bar, do not open it yet.
The camera checks an assembly against the reference and flags what is missing, loose, or in the wrong place.
A photoreal 3D capture of the facility from a phone walkthrough. Plan the work, train new hires, brief a remote expert — without anyone entering the plant.
The operator looks at the part and defects are outlined in their field of view. No station, no fixture, no stopping the line.
The remote specialist sees the operator's view and draws into it. The AI transcribes, pulls the relevant procedure, and logs what was done.
You automated their line, did the MES integration, and service the equipment. The plant manager still takes your call — and there is nothing left on your price list they have not bought.
That same plant loses money on something you do not sell: a new hire needs three weeks before working unsupervised, and the one operator who understands the packaging line retires in eighteen months. They will buy a fix. The only question is whether they buy it from you.
App, login screen, documentation, support address — your name. Your client signs with you and pays you. On a registered deal we stay behind you and never contact your client without you in the room.
Plant scanning, scenario building, AI configuration on the client's server, second-line support. Your engineers stay on work they already bill.
Licensing is per site plus per covered machine, monthly. You earn on the first sale and every renewal. Each machine added grows the line.
Claiming otherwise would not survive your first search, so plainly: we work both directly and through partners.
What protects you is the contract, not a promise. Register an opportunity and that account is locked to you for the agreed term. If we are already working with a plant you name, we say so before you spend a meeting on it.
On your deals you hold the contract, the brand and the client. We are your supplier.
Tell us your region and verticals. We confirm they are free, or say so straight away if they are taken.
One day selling, one day delivering. You leave with a pitch, a demo kit, and a target list drawn from your own client book.
You open the door. We scan and build alongside your engineers, so the second site is yours to run.
You bill the client. We bill you at partner price. Your client never learns we exist.
We would rather lose the application than your quarter. If the second column is you, say so and we will not waste your time.
Licence margin monthly, deployment fees per site, expansion revenue every time a machine is added.
You buy at partner price and resell at yours. Per site plus per covered machine, monthly. Users are never metered, so a shift of 10 and a shift of 10,000 cost the same.
Scanning, scenario authoring, integration with ERP, sensors and documents, operator training. At Certified and above, yours to bill and keep.
The first deployment covers one line. The plant has eleven. Every machine added is a new licence line, sold into an account that already trusts the system.
Year two costs almost no sales effort and pays close to year one.
| Registered | Certified | Territory | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry requirement | None | Team trained, 2 sites live | Volume commitment |
| Who delivers | We do | You do, we back you | You do |
| Services revenue | Ours | Yours | Yours |
| Deal protection | Per registered deal | Per registered deal | Exclusive by region and vertical |
| Annual commitment | None | Agreed | Agreed |
Partner pricing goes out after a 20-minute qualification call. It is not published, for the same reason your client should never find it.
Sorted by the kind of plant, not the kind of technology. Find the one that looks like your client.
Pharmaceutical — packaging
Equipment maintenance training and fire-emergency drills, running without stopping an operating line.
Currency handling equipment
50+ parts mapped and recognised visually, searchable from the shop floor by field technicians.
We work both directly and through partners, so the honest answer is that a contract protects you, not a promise. Register the opportunity and the account is locked to you for the agreed term. If we are already in that plant, we tell you before you invest time. Contacting a registered client without you is a breach you can terminate on.
Yours. Product name, app icon, login screen, documentation, support address.
No. At Registered tier we do all technical delivery. Most partners move their own engineers in around the second or third site, once they have seen it done.
Two days of training, then your own sales cycle — you know it better than we do. Once a client signs, target 30 days from first scan to production.
Then do not lead with glasses. Lead with the two numbers every plant manager already tracks: weeks until a new hire works unsupervised, and what happens when the operator who knows the line retires. Start on phones the operators already carry.
At Territory tier, yes — by region and vertical, against a volume commitment. At Registered and Certified, protection is per registered deal.
Yes, without exception. You buy at partner price and quote whatever you choose. We do not see your quotes and set no floors or ceilings.
Nothing at Registered. No joining fee, no minimum, no shelfware. You buy licences when you have a client to put them on.
One partner per region and vertical. Two partners in one market means both discounting against each other. Tell us what you cover and we will say straight away if it is open.
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