What OperBot looks like on the floor.

The screens an operator and an engineer actually use.

One system. Both sides of the floor.

Operators get answers and a place to bank what they know. Engineers get the queue, the record, and a live read on what the floor is really asking.

The engineer's Analytics view, shown with sample data: questions this week, captures pending, approval rate, and charts of what the floor is asking by work instruction and over time.
What the floor is asking. Question volume by work instruction and over time: the confusion map your training plan never had. Sample data.
The operator's My Captures list: every flagged insight with its status, pending review or in the record.
Credit where it's due. Operators see every insight they've banked and where it stands: pending, or in the record.
Direct messages between an operator and an engineer resolving a feed-rate conflict between the work instruction and a stale setup sheet.
When it takes a human. Operator-to-engineer messages, in the same tool, tied to the same part and op.

Why OperBot

Everyone documents. No one apprentices.

How OperBot compares to existing categories of shop floor software
Capability General capture & workflow tools MES & PLM copilots Consultants and audits OperBot
Learns every operator, every shift Manual projectStateless Q&AA single brief Continuous
Captures judgment before it retires NoNoStale after engagement Persistent
Operator facing on the floor NoTop downNo Yes
Approval record for every WI edit NoRead onlyNo Yes
Audit evidence as a byproduct NoNoStale after engagement Yes

Roadmap

From apprentice to the training data for automation.

Today

Faster every shift

Built to make every operator faster, on every shift, and to begin capturing judgment.

Next

Multimodal capture

Capture goes visual. Smart glasses record the hands, not just the words.

Later

Fuel for automation

Captured judgment plus video becomes the training data for robots.

Talk to the founders.

Tell us what you make and how many operators are on the floor.