Manufacturing is one of the few Indian sectors already funding dedicated plant AI. The work that holds is classical: inspection, yield, and predictive maintenance. Generative agents come after the data plane is stable.
Shop-floor AI fails when it is sold as a chatbot. It holds when it is sold as inspection, remaining life, or yield, then operated with an OT or MES partner who already has the plant’s trust.
This is a capability we staff when the data and the partner are real. We do not lead with it as a generic “industry 4.0” practice. If you have a line, a historian, and a quality owner, we will say so plainly whether the first system should be vision, PdM, or neither.
Engagement shapes
- 01Vision inspection and defect taxonomy on cameras already on the line.
- 02Predictive maintenance on historian and IoT data, including remaining-life models.
- 03Quality and yield models tied to MES and ERP.
- 04Supplier and planning agents only once the data plane is trustworthy.
