Enterprise readiness

Built for Enterprise. Designed for Industry.

Industrial AI that integrates, operates, and scales within complex manufacturing environments — documented capability by capability, with scope and limitations stated.

Validated Available Project-dependent Under development
01

Industrial System Integration

Available

Capability

Robots operate as part of the plant system, not beside it.

Implementation

  • WMS task and inventory interfaces
  • MES / ERP order and status exchange
  • PLC and equipment handshake signals
  • REST/API integration and industrial networks

Evidence

Live WMS-driven operation validated at the flagship EMS deployment. Interface documentation shared during technical evaluation.

Scope & limitations

Standard interfaces are productized; non-standard protocols are project-dependent custom development, quoted per site.

02

Functional Safety & EHS

Available

Capability

Safe coexistence with people and equipment in shared aisles.

Implementation

  • Emergency stop and safety interlocks
  • Safety zones and speed limiting
  • Collision protection and human-robot interaction rules
  • Site risk assessment and fault handling procedure

Evidence

Site EHS review and risk assessment completed before commissioning; continuous operation with zero recorded personnel incidents at the flagship site.

Scope & limitations

Safety functions are engineered and site-validated. Third-party functional-safety certification is not claimed unless explicitly listed in the project contract.

03

Operational Reliability

Project-dependent

Capability

Predictable operation and fast recovery when a task fails.

Implementation

  • Fault detection and task-level recovery
  • Manual override and operator takeover
  • Preventive maintenance schedule
  • Availability / MTBF / MTTR reporting per project

Evidence

Recovery workflows validated in production. Reliability figures are reported per deployment once a defined operating window has been measured.

Scope & limitations

No availability percentage is published until measured on the customer site with agreed definitions.

04

IT/OT Security & Data Governance

Project-dependent

Capability

Deployment inside enterprise network boundaries with defined data ownership.

Implementation

  • Network architecture and segmentation
  • Role-based access control and identity authentication
  • Data encryption, audit logs, remote access control
  • On-premises deployment; cloud only if agreed

Evidence

On-premises deployment architecture reviewed with customer IT during project design.

Scope & limitations

Security controls follow the customer’s IT policy. No security certification is claimed unless contractually agreed and audited.

05

Quality & Traceability

Available

Capability

Every task leaves a record that can be audited.

Implementation

  • Material identification and batch association
  • Task logs and execution records
  • Exception records with operator action
  • Traceability export for audits

Evidence

Execution logs used in production for task verification and exception review.

Scope & limitations

Record granularity and retention follow customer quality-system requirements set during design.

06

Deployment & Lifecycle Support

Available

Capability

A project path from assessment to long-term operation.

Implementation

  • Requirements assessment and site survey
  • Solution design, engineering, FAT/SAT
  • Installation, commissioning, SOP and training
  • Maintenance, spare parts, exception response

Evidence

Full deployment cycle executed at the flagship site, from survey to production handover.

Scope & limitations

Response times, spare-parts stock, and on-site support levels are defined per service agreement.

Status labels describe current maturity: Validated = evidence from a production deployment; Available = productized capability; Project-dependent = varies by site or contract; Under development = not yet released.

Start with a line assessment.

A structured assessment of your material flow, containers, systems, and safety constraints — with a written scope, acceptance criteria, and clear go/no-go.