Physical AI infrastructure

Teaching industry to run itself.

Most of the world’s factories and warehouses run on manual work no software can see. wiseDo builds the layer that understands it: cameras teach the software, the platform decides, and a live digital twin moves real machines and robots. One loop where people, AI and robots work as one crew, on the floor you already run.

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Line 1 · live statesimulated feed
    OEE 71.4%WIP 212Schedule on-trackLoop closed · learning
    50–70%cycle-time reduction with automation
    40%+OEE improvement on instrumented lines
    Weeksto live data, not months or years
    99.5%traceability and audit readiness

    Typical outcomes in integrated automation programs. Check your own line’s OEE in 60 seconds →

    One loop on every station

    See. Decide. Act. Learn.

    Sight sees how the work is done. The platform decides in real time. The digital twin carries the decision to the floor. And every operator confirmation makes the models better. Edge-first, so the floor keeps running even when the network does not.

    Machine-vision camera projecting a red scanning line onto a part on a conveyor
    01

    See

    Sight turns the cameras you already own into ground truth: every cycle, every stop, every station, plus machine signals over OPC UA and MQTT.

    Rugged edge computer with status lights mounted inside an electrical control cabinet
    02

    Decide

    Two-tier inference at the edge. Sub-100ms models run continuously; the platform replans schedules, calls maintenance and holds material from one live model of the floor.

    Autonomous mobile robots with glowing blue rings crossing a factory aisle
    03

    Act

    The digital twin carries decisions out: prompts to operators, andon escalations, and commands to the machines and robot fleet already on the floor.

    Robotic arms on a line with a holographic data ring around the working arm
    04

    Learn

    Every confirmation and correction is a labeled example. The models tune to your floor and your products, shift after shift. The longer wiseDo runs, the better it gets.

    Watch it run

    One incident, end to end.

    The floor and the software in the same frame. Sight spots an idle station, the platform replans the schedule in seconds, the twin holds the robot until the path is clear, and the operator’s one tap teaches the models.

    The digital twin

    A living copy of your floor, connected to the real one.

    The twin holds the current state of every station, order, machine and robot. When the platform decides, the twin is how the decision reaches the floor: an AMR rerouted, a schedule shifted, a machine held. When the floor changes, the twin already knows. It is the bridge between what the cameras see and what the robots do, and it is where the platform’s understanding of your operation compounds, shift after shift.

    See how the layers connect →

    Isometric rendered miniature of a factory floor: five machines on a conveyor, stocked pallet racking, two mobile robots with glowing blue rings, glowing lane markings on a dark floor LINE 1 · TWIN VIEW · SIMULATED OEE 71.4% LOOP CLOSED · LEARNING
    SIGHT · ST-2CYCLE 61s · +3s DRIFT
    MICRO-STOPS RISING
    PLATFORM · AUTOREPLAN +11 MIN
    AMR-1, AMR-2 HELD
    OPERATOR · LINE 1CAUSE CONFIRMED: MATERIAL JAM
    ONE TAP · MODELS UPDATED
    RESULTBACK ON PLAN · 40 MIN SAVED
    PEOPLE + AI + ROBOTS · ONE CREW
    14:26:04 ST-1 CYCLE 58s OK14:27:12 ST-3 IDLE DETECTED14:27:14 REPLANNED +11 MIN · AMRS HELD14:31:02 OPERATOR CONFIRMED · MODELS UPDATED

    The platform

    Everything your floor runs on. One loop.

    Switch each capability on when your floor is ready. They share one data model, so the second is easier than the first, and nothing is re-typed or reconciled at month-end. Together they do what an MES, a scheduler and a quality system used to do, as modules on the loop, not products of their own.

    Live in pilot

    See the floor

    The live truth of every station, shift and order, from the cameras and signals you already have.

    Live in pilot

    Scheduling

    Plans that replan themselves as the floor changes, not as the week ends.

    In pilot

    Maintenance

    Machines ask for help before they fail, not after they stop the line.

    Beta

    Energy

    Every unit of energy tied to the work it actually produced, and optimised against load and tariff.

    Beta

    Quality

    Evidence that writes itself while the work happens: traceability and audit-ready records on existing kit.

    2026

    Autonomy

    The loop starts closing itself, action by action, under operator approval and fully audited.

    Who it is for

    Built for the floors that keep industry running.

    Each sector page goes deep on the problems, the rollout and what the loop changes. Run a warehouse or intralogistics floor instead? The loop is the same: Sight on your aisles, the twin driving your fleet. See the use cases →

    Your data, your plant

    Cameras on the line raise a fair question. Here is the answer.

    Trust in a vision system is architectural, not contractual. These are design decisions, not promises.

    Video never leaves your plant

    Cameras are processed on an edge box inside your network. Footage stays on site.

    Events, not footage

    What crosses to dashboards, your MES and audit logs is timestamps and numbers, not video.

    Air-gapped when you need it

    Cloud-managed, your own VPC, or fully offline on-prem. Your choice, your data.

    The process, not the person

    wiseDo measures cycles, steps and stations. It is not worker surveillance, and we say so plainly. Machines take the repetitive part of the work; people keep the judgment.

    See the on-premise architecture →

    The rollout

    From first signal to a floor that runs itself.

    Weeks 1–2

    See

    Floor walk, line map, cameras and machine signals connected. An edge box in a cabinet, nothing replaced.

    Weeks 3–4

    Measure

    Sight calibrates on your own footage. True cycle times, reason-coded downtime and live OEE, confirmed with your supervisors.

    Weeks 5–6

    Run

    Scheduling replans from live data, the twin starts carrying decisions to the floor, and the numbers are reviewed against the baseline you agreed.

    Limited pilot slots for 2026

    Turn the floor you already run into a floor that runs itself.

    A free floor walk is the fastest way to see where the loop starts in your plant.

    No spam. Just one note when wiseDo is ready for your floor.