CONNECT01
Industrial data connectivity
Connect the field through BACnet, OPC, Modbus, MQTT, SNMP, Web Service, IEC 104 and business-system interfaces.
DATA & VERTICAL AI
Keep data inside its boundary. Bring knowledge into the workflow.
Our durable advantage is the structure, semantics, governance, evaluation and application loop of vertical industry data—not possession of customer data.
FIELD STRUCTURE
A compliant intelligence path
Japanese production, quality, equipment, image and document data should remain in customer-approved regions. Cross-border work uses only authorised, minimal data.
GOVERN02
Governance and semantics
Define source, quality, access, retention, equipment tags, quality codes, process knowledge and operating metrics.
ANALYSE03
Industry analytics and data lake
Support cleaning, storage, knowledge bases, industry models, factor analysis, prediction, alerts, variance and recommendations.
OPERATE04
Quality, energy and asset operations
Connect inspection data, energy, equipment condition, digital work orders and digital twins to traceable workflows.
AUGMENT05
Vertical AI applications
Use retrieval, language models, controlled tools and human confirmation for analysis, reports, multilingual work and assistants.
ANSWER ENGINE
Common questions and boundaries
Direct answers to early-stage questions, including boundaries that cannot be assumed.
01Is Japanese factory data transferred to China by default?+
No. Japanese production, quality, equipment, image and document data should remain in customer-approved regions. Cross-border work uses authorised, de-identified, minimum-necessary data only.
02Is private customer data used to train models for other customers?+
Not without explicit authorisation. Purpose, retention, access and model use must be defined by contract and project governance.
03What role does an LLM play on the factory floor?+
Priority uses include knowledge retrieval, anomaly analysis, reporting, multilingual collaboration and controlled tool use. People and existing approvals remain responsible for high-risk decisions.
NEXT STEP
Discuss your challengeBegin by making the field challenge clear.
Share the current process, constraints and intended outcome. We will assess the smallest verifiable starting scope.