World-class technology to enable world-class manufacturing
Connect, unify and label all of your factory data
Restructure data from multiple plant sources
Benchmark, monitor, and improve productivity
Drive operational improvements across your enterprise applications
Delivering value to the entire organization.
Solving manufacturing’s biggest challenges.
AI and Machine Learning for manufacturing.
AI and machine learning doesn’t work on raw operational data. What’s needed is standardized data. Sight Machine makes plant data ready for data science.
Sight Machine Solutions Industrial AI for Manufacturing
Use AI/ML on the Sight Machine platform, or do it yourself on standardized data.
Quality Root Cause Analysis
Analyze product, temperature, speed, and machine setup data to identify factors that affect quality for 4 plants supplying EV vehicles with precision-engineered electrical components.
Gradient Boosted Regression
Predictive Quality, Energy use
Provide predictions with high degree of accuracy up to three days in advance of potential quality problems in furnace for float glass line. Minimized energy use per unit of saleable glass by optimizing quality.
Support Vector Machines
Downtime Prevention: Micro-stops in high-speed packaging
A simple analysis of alarms was not identifying the true root causes of alarms in packaging lines. Problems had been unresolved for 20 years. Used a combination of AI techniques to trace problems to true root causes in real-time.
NLP, Agglomerative clustering,
Sequence analysis
Predictive Downtime
Analysis of 500 million data points from 600 welding robots to provide early warning of potential downtime and other welding faults.
Functional Data Analysis
Downtime prevention: Microstop and alarm analysis to identify root cause of downtime
Analysis of 10,000 alarms across automated, integrated contact lens line. Identified causation of frequent micro-stops with high level (95% +) predictive power.
NLP, Agglomerative clustering, Sequence analysis
Quality: Computer vision inspection on vehicle final assembly line at a $12B/yr Detroit assembly plant.
Continuous inspection on the final assembly line for Jeep Grand Cherokees and Dodge Durangos: 1,100 vehicles per day, inspecting 15 exterior elements, 25+ models, 11 colors, 24/7 operation, 99.9% accuracy. Integrating MES data, image analysis, ML and edge/cloud compute.
Machine learning continuously applied to large image sets analyzed with Simple CV, a company – developed open source CV framework
Among enterprise manufacturers, the case for AI has been made. Still, despite the many billions invested, manufacturers remain mired in “Pilot Purgatory.”
The reason for Pilot Purgatory is poorly understood. It is not that manufacturers don’t believe in AI. Data is abundant, manufacturers have moved plant data to Cloud, and good algorithms and models are widely available. Instead, the main problem is the state of manufacturing data itself. Unlike modern data in most business activities, plant data is not “IT ready” and is not suited to the application of AI.
What’s the breakout move? Standardized data.
What creates standardized data? Standardized models constructed through stream processing.
What else is needed by a manufacturer to manage hundreds of stream processing pipelines concurrently? Pipeline management tools.
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