Operators report problems from the machine. Maintenance investigates with AI over every manual for every machine you own — and over every fix your own team ever wrote down.
The operator scans the QR label on the machine, types one line, snaps the fault screen. Ticket filed, machine attached, photo included — thirty seconds, no training.
One click on the ticket opens an AI session that already knows the report — and what the photo shows. Answers cite the exact manual pages and past cases for that machine’s configuration.
Resolving the ticket writes a knowledge-base case the AI retrieves next time. Tribal knowledge survives turnover, retirement, and the night shift.
Two portals, one demo plant. File a problem as the operator, then switch hats and investigate it with AI as the tech.
This is a real running instance — a seeded demo plant with three machines (CNC Mill 3, Lathe 2, Press Brake 1). No sign-in needed: tap a person on the welcome screen and you're on the floor.
Tap a person, pick a machine, and work the floor: report a problem in a few taps, run the start-of-shift checklist, or hit "Ask the manual" and question the machine's documents in your own language — answers come back with page-level citations you can open. Try the EN · ES · УКР toggle: the interface, the problem tiles, and the AI's answers all follow the person's language.
The technician desk — triage, work orders, PM schedules, and document management — is being rebuilt on the new platform. The operator side is live today; the technician side is next.
Shared demo plant — anything you file is visible to other visitors and cleared periodically.
