Now
Factories still run on paper manuals, hand-typed part numbers and a phone call to find out what is finished. Errors surface at inspection, not at the workstation.
We connect the floor to the office.
The moment a worker scans a part or shoots a photo, the manager's screen updates. Assembly and inspection progress becomes visible without anyone having to ask.
Factories still run on paper manuals, hand-typed part numbers and a phone call to find out what is finished. Errors surface at inspection, not at the workstation.
A-MAN gives every workstation a clear instruction, a scan that judges the part on the spot, and a record the office can read in real time.
Not a roadmap. These are running today; each card says what it replaces.
Don't type it — scan it
The camera reads the barcode and checks on the spot whether it is the right part for this process. A part from another process is stopped at the workstation.
Visibility for the office
The manager's screen refreshes the moment a worker shoots or scans. Progress, photos and exceptions sit on one screen.
One scan, one part off the shelf
Each scan deducts one unit and warns about shortages against two baselines: safety stock and the production plan.
What the plant manager prepares: one file
Two sheets — Processes and Parts. Fill them in, upload once, and that is the system.
Pick the manager or worker tab, then scroll through those screens. The numbers are examples.
ARTI-2411 frame assembly
Check that the right parts are here before you start the work.
Scan parts after they are assembled or attached to confirm they are in the right place.
Pick the manager or worker tab. The preview advances every 5 seconds. The numbers are examples.
ARTI-2411 frame assembly
Check that the right parts are here before you start the work.
Scan parts after they are assembled or attached to confirm they are in the right place.
Screen preview. Advances every 5 seconds, or swipe to change.
The plant manager prepares two things. The rest happens on the floor.
Download the template, fill in Processes and Parts, upload it once.
Post the join code in the plant. Each worker signs up on their own phone in under a minute.
Pick the product, follow the process tree, scan the part, shoot the photo. Tablet or phone.
Progress, photos and stock on one screen — updated as it happens, not at the end of the shift.
Line count, worker count and retention period move the price. We quote after hearing the plant's conditions rather than publishing a list price.
Start with a single line
The whole plant on one screen
Several sites, existing systems
Accounts are issued after contract; there is no self-service sign-up. Usage and invoices live in the billing screen after login.
Written down as it is: these two are not available yet.
A browser viewer for drawings — exploded views, dimensions, measurement. Connecting it to the work screen is what remains.
Ask for a drawing or a procedure and get it. The next milestone after the viewer.
Tell us the plant size and the processes; we will walk you through what a rollout looks like. Accounts are issued after contract.
Include your company, plant location, line and process count, worker count and target date — we will reply with a walkthrough.