A machine stops? You have a new production plan in minutes.

Committed volumes, fixed prices – and a line that looks different by mid-morning than the plan said. We build systems that recalculate the plan, check quality at the station and keep supplier data in one place.

Robot arms working over a car body on an assembly lineFig. 02 – Automotive & transport

Who this is for

  • Tier 1 & Tier 2 suppliersComponent and assembly suppliers working to a customer's volumes and prices.
  • Vehicle assemblyBody, paint and final assembly plants running mixed models on one line.
  • Commercial & off-highwayTrucks, buses, rail and machinery built in small series with long options lists.
  • Aftermarket & partsParts production and distribution, where availability decides the sale.

What's changing

What plants and suppliers are dealing with.

The pressures we hear from Tier 1 suppliers and assembly plants alike, whatever the volume.

  • 01

    Prices are fixed for years, costs rise every quarter

    Prices are fixed for years while material, energy and labour move every quarter. The only room left is in how the plant runs.

  • 02

    A machine stops and the plan is redone by hand

    A late delivery or a failed machine means rebuilding the schedule by hand, and the plan on paper stops matching the floor by mid-morning.

  • 03

    Customer schedules change every week

    Quantities and dates from customers move all the time, and the plan has to follow – usually by hand, in a spreadsheet only one person understands.

  • 04

    Supplier data sits in portals, emails and spreadsheets

    Delivery performance, quality events and price changes sit in portals, emails and spreadsheets that no one can query together.

Across the value chain

From the call-off to the last inspection.

We work wherever the data already exists. Most plants start at one stage and extend once it pays for itself.

  1. 01

    Planning & scheduling

    Plans that survive a stopped station, a late truck or a changed call-off.

    • Capacity scheduling
    • Changeover sequencing
    • Material call-offs
  2. 02

    Production & shop floor

    Machine and process data turned into decisions inside the shift, not after it.

    • Downtime causes
    • Process anomaly detection
    • Throughput analysis
  3. 03

    Quality & traceability

    Defects found at the station that made them, with the record an audit expects.

    • Visual inspection
    • Test data analysis
    • Serial-level traceability
  4. 04

    Supply chain & suppliers

    Delivery, quality and cost data from every supplier in one place.

    • Delivery risk prediction
    • Supplier scoring
    • Inbound logistics
  5. 05

    Warehouse & material flow

    Material at the line when it is needed, and not three pallets too early.

    • Stock optimisation
    • Kitting & dispensing
    • Internal routing

Selected systems

What we build for plants and suppliers.

  • Planning & scheduling

    Production planner on live capacity

    Schedules built from real machine load and material availability, updated when the day changes.

    Read the case study

  • Quality & traceability

    Vision inspection on the line

    Camera and model at the station, flagging defects as parts are made rather than at final check.

  • Warehouse & material flow

    A warehouse that decides for itself

    The system decides where every incoming box is stored and which one is picked first, so material reaches the line on time and robots working side by side never wait.

    Read the case study

AI-Technolog and AI-Konstruktér are built into the systems we deliver.

Contact

Tell us the problem. We'll tell you if AI is the answer.

Thirty minutes with a founder. No pitch – a conversation about your process, your data and whether a system would pay for itself.

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