We're all in on AI. These pages are background: the systems and the floor the AI works alongside.Start with the AI
The operation
The pieces you have, and the ones you're adding.
AI lands on the software a business already runs: the ERP, the scheduling tool, the quality system, the phones. We advise on those systems and know the floor they serve. Robotics stays here as a free reference; we no longer take on robotics projects.
One plan for the whole operation, not three vendors each planning their corner.
See both roomsHow the pieces fit
The order comes out of the system.
An AI that drafts the quote or books the call is only as good as the ERP, the price book and the calendar it reads. Fix the system and the AI gets smarter for free.
The schedule goes to the floor.
The MES plans the day and the cell runs it. When the plan and the floor disagree, no amount of software on top will settle it. Someone has to walk the handoff.
The new piece has to fit the old ones.
Every vendor plans their corner well. The seams between corners are nobody's job, and that is where projects stall. We work the seams.
The systems
SaaS for Manufacturing and Business
The software your AI reads from and writes to: the accounts, the job or order system, the ERP if you have one. Choosing on your requirements rather than the demo, getting it live when the rollout stalls, and getting more out of what you already pay for. We help you choose it and get it working.
Go to SaaS for manufacturing & businessThe floor
Robotics & Automation
A free reference on buying automation: which process, what class of robot, what holds the part, whether it needs to see, and who runs the cell after the integrator leaves. We no longer take on robotics projects.
Go to Robotics & automationApplications
Start with the problem.
Thirty minutes on your business and where AI fits it, and the systems it runs on. We'll break down your process, pain points, and bottlenecks, then point you in the right direction. Vendor-agnostic, no strings attached.