UmodAI SOLUTION CENTER
Solutions Center: pick the plan that matches your site
Every plan answers three questions: which data to connect, which problems to catch, and who handles them. Pick the one closest to your site — we turn it into your system.
The Solutions Center shows how site problems become executable plans; project results and delivery details live in the Cases Center.
Factory Central Control Platform · Discrete Manufacturing
The control-center project at a large manufacturing plant is live and running stably, with ongoing optimization based on operating feedback. Phase one covers six items: equipment and point ledger, production overview, tiered alerts, exception handling loop, queries and reports, and upper-system interfaces.
Plans for seven industries
Executable designs across seven industries, written for discussion and on-site validation — never presented as cases.
CORE + ECOSYSTEM + FIELD
We build the core intelligence layer; equipment and software integrate as needed
Each plan makes three boundaries clear: what UmodAI builds, what ecosystem partners provide, and what must be defined together on site.
UmodAI core R&D
Video and image recognition, edge AI, field digital models, event work orders, and analytics — built in-house.
Built in-house · Reused across projects
Ecosystem integration
PLC, sensors, industrial cameras, robots, private networks, BIM, ERP/MES, and industry-specific equipment — chosen per project with clear interfaces.
Chosen per project · Clear interfaces
Defined on site
Process, safety, quality, and regulatory boundaries are confirmed by you and your specialists. We prove a small scenario first, then expand.
The site decides · Results validated
SOLUTION LIBRARY
14 plans, picked by your site
Each plan answers three questions: which data to connect, which problems to catch, and who handles them. Find the one closest to your site and start there.
Production line alerts, closed
Line data sits in separate systems, so nobody knows who acts. One control system connects equipment, line, and energy data into a single chain and dispatches work orders to a named person by severity.
AI visual inspection
Manual inspection is slow and misses things. Cameras catch surface defects and assembly errors on the spot, and every batch traces back to a person.
Fix machines before they fail
Waiting for breakdowns costs the most. Vibration and temperature anomalies raise an early alert, so repairs get scheduled, not rushed.
High-risk work safety
Hot work and confined-space entry rely on people watching people. The system checks workers, permits, and zones — and alarms the moment a rule breaks.
Automated substation inspection
Walk-in checks miss hot spots and electrical discharge. Thermal imaging and meter reading watch the equipment around the clock and alert the maintenance crew.
One code per part
When a critical part fails, the source is hard to find. One code per part, from material to shipment — full history on demand, exportable in one click.
Warehouse in & out
Paper logs drift from real stock. Scanning plus cameras register every move, and mismatches go straight to the warehouse keeper.
Cold chain, end to end
When the cold chain breaks, blame gets fuzzy. Warehouse, truck, and box states are logged end to end, so the weak link is found fast.
One duty desk for the park
Security, parking, and fire panels sit on separate screens. One duty desk watches them all and dispatches the right person automatically.
Pump stations without rounds
Pump stations are scattered and costly to visit. Water levels and pump data stream to one center, and anomalies become dispatched work orders — with a receipt when done.
Construction site safety
Safety officers cannot be everywhere. Cameras catch missing helmets and zone breaches, the speaker warns first, and the crew lead gets an alert.
Camera placement in 3D first
Blind spots usually show up after installation — expensive to fix. Place cameras in a 3D model first and settle the design before construction.
Chain store patrols
A few supervisors cannot cover hundreds of stores. Existing cameras check opening routines, displays, and cleanliness, and issues become tasks for store managers.
Greenhouse monitoring
Climate control by experience fails quietly. Sensors track temperature, humidity, and fertilizer, alert the farmer when limits slip, and log every batch.
Industry Directions · Always Expanding
Every industry plan grows from the same foundation
The foundation stays: cameras and sensors, field objects, event dispatch, role-based work orders. Only industry rules and acceptance criteria change.
Control is stable in two plants
Control-center projects at two manufacturing plants are live and running stably, with the capability now replicating to similar lines.
Planned, awaiting first on-site validation
Thermal imaging, discharge sensing, and meter reading are designed — a first site will prove them.
Planned, awaiting first on-site validation
A camera at the warehouse door does a lot: arrivals and shipments log themselves, and blockages or mixed storage go straight to the keeper.
Planned, awaiting first on-site validation
Security, fire, access, and parking feed one duty desk that dispatches the right person automatically — with a receipt when done.
Planned, awaiting first on-site validation
Sensors and cameras on stations and networks dispatch abnormal water levels or hot equipment to the maintenance crew — with a receipt when done.
Planned, awaiting first on-site validation
Place cameras in a 3D model before construction; blind spots get fixed on the drawing, not on the wall.
Planned, awaiting first on-site validation
Stores patrol themselves with existing cameras; greenhouses alert the farmer when climate drifts out of range.
Two days + a 30-day pilot
Two days of training for owners and key staff, then a first AI pilot within 30 days — taught by engineers who deliver in the field.
Learn more →SOLUTION ENGINEERING
For new industries, we do our homework first
AI helps us read material and map processes fast — but nothing enters a contract before on-site validation and confirmed interfaces.
Industry homework
AI helps us read fast: processes, roles, risks.
Break the problem down
What to watch, what to connect, and who acts.
List equipment & partners
The gear, software, and specialists this job needs.
Prove a small loop
One measurable loop, validated on real site data.
Back to the library
Proven interfaces and flows feed the next project.
Industry not listed? Talk scenarios first, solutions second.
One page tells you where things stand: validated, in progress, or planned pending first-site proof — never dressed up as cases.