One intelligence layer. Three things it has to do.
The same three capabilities, whether it is watching the line or working on it.
Perceive
It sees what is actually happening — parts, people, tools, state — and names it.
Reason
Your standard, written in plain English, becomes the rule it judges against.
Act
One decision, whatever carries it out.
One intelligence, two ways it reaches the work.
Perception, reasoning and action are the platform. Cameras and robots are only where it makes contact — one watching the work, one doing it. What it learns in the first is what it knows in the second.
7° Sense
The intelligence in the cameras watching the line — holding every unit to your written standard. Runs on-premises; video never leaves your network.
7° Arc
The same intelligence, now holding the part — turning what it understands into work that gets done.
“It started catching things we’d normally miss until later — helping us avoid line stops and keep bad units from moving downstream.”
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Build intelligent factories that amplify human potential.
We give machines the ability to perceive, reason, and act—so people can focus on what humans do best.