Manufacturing
On the plant floor
From shop floor to model, continuously.
Turn how a plant actually runs into systems that improve with it — and modernize the legacy software holding the line together.
Fragmentation and decay, on the plant floor.
The problem, in your language
The plant changed, the software didn't.
Manufacturing runs on processes that evolved on the floor (failure mode 3) and software written decades ago — and the two have drifted apart, while a model trained last quarter falls behind the line (failure mode 1). Generic AI knows none of it. Axeron captures how the plant truly operates, modernizes the systems underneath, and puts models on top that keep pace.
The cost, for you
Drift no one catches, becomes scrap and downtime.
Drift that no one catches becomes scrap, downtime, and a quality escape — and a model trained last quarter keeps falling behind the line it was built for.
What we deploy
From the floor to the model.
Process Discovery
Capture how the floor really runs.
With evidence, not the org chart.
AI Modernization
Read and convert old control and ERP code.
Free the data trapped in legacy systems.
AIOps
Train, serve, and monitor on-site.
Predictive and quality models that keep pace.
How it comes together
Documented, rebuilt, modelled, as the plant moves.
Discovery documents the process; Modernization rebuilds the aging stack; AIOps runs the predictive and quality models on top, monitored as conditions shift — so it keeps up with the plant instead of freezing last year.
Interactive·kill switch
Stop it mid-action. Every time. No exceptions.
Run the action sequence. Hit KILL at any moment — completed steps stay, the rest cancel.
The stop is not a feature you hope works. It is the one you can prove.
The honest part
The analysis is the strong part, full conversion is staged.
The analysis and discovery engines are the strong, live parts; full end-to-end conversion is staged. We start where it's proven and build outward.
Proof
Results we can show, names we can't.
Outcomes from pilot and early deployments; client identities held under agreement — specifics shared in a briefing.