of administrative work can be automated
Writing reports, filling forms, entering data, copy-paste. Work no qualified person should be spending their day on.
AI built for factoriesYour factory's first
Your factory's first
digital employee
Atlas settles in among the data you already have, runs on your own hardware, and takes over the work that repeats every single day. Not a piece of software. A colleague.
Why
The same three silent
losses in every factory
None of them shows up as a fault and none of them gets reported. You still pay for all three, every year.
Per person, per week, spent hunting for data
The right number always exists somewhere: on someone's desktop, inside a spreadsheet, or only in someone's head.
Annual staff turnover
Whoever leaves takes their knowledge with them. What Atlas has been told stays in the factory.
What Atlas is
The factory's brain
It never asks you to install a new system. It settles in among the ones you already run and connects them to each other.
It comes to where the data already is
ERP, SCADA, OPC UA, spreadsheets, PDF procedures. It connects to the sources you have and asks you to replace none of them.
It runs inside your factory
On your own hardware, on your own network. Data never leaves the building, no internet needed, nothing handed to anyone else.
Its memory compounds
Every question asked and every problem solved is added to it. A new hire gets to consult an experienced colleague on day one.
How it starts
Three steps, not three months
It connects
You grant read access to your data sources. Does production stop? No, nothing is touched.
It learns
You explain your factory's own vocabulary, tables and procedures. By talking, not by writing code.
It works
From the office to the shop floor, anyone can ask, request, get things done. It takes its first task on day one.
See Atlas inside
your own factory
With your data, on your line, in a single session. We would rather show it than describe it.