AI decision platform for manufacturing
Decision intelligence for the whole plant.
Orvixo is the AI planning system that learns your rules, plans from supply to shift, and re-plans the moment the floor changes.
Backed byYCombinatorIllustrations of Orvixo: the plant schedule following one order across four machines, an Orvixo AI thread moving two runs after a press went down, and a performance dashboard.
One model of your plant. Three decisions made against it.
Orvixo learns the rules nobody wrote down and solves supply, capacity and sequence together, then explains each move.
Orvixo learns the rules nobody wrote down, encodes them, and solves supply, capacity and sequence together. Then it explains each move in the planner’s own words.
See the modelSupply
What can arrive, and when. Nothing is promised against material that will not be there.
What can arrive, and when. Lead times and supplier risk become constraints, so nothing is promised against material that will not be there.
Master planning
What to make this month. Capacity against demand, resolved weekly, trade-offs shown.
What to make this month. Capacity against demand, resolved weekly, with every trade-off shown to finance and the floor alike.
Scheduling
What runs next shift. Re-solved the moment the floor changes; frozen windows stay frozen.
What runs next shift. The sequence is re-solved the moment the floor changes; frozen windows stay frozen.
AI for every decision your plant makes.
Disruption handling, what-if scenarios, end-to-end planning and answers you can check, on one platform built from your rules.
Live disruption handling, scenario simulation, end-to-end planning and answers you can check, on one platform. Learned from your rules and your operation so it actually fits.
A press goes down at 02:14. The plan is re-solved by 02:15.
A press goes down at 02:14. By 02:15 the plan has re-solved: runs moved to a machine with a certified operator, frozen window held, nothing newly late.
A press goes down at 02:14. By 02:15 the plan has re-solved: affected runs moved to the only machine with a certified operator on shift, frozen window held, nothing newly late. The reasoning is written down for the shift lead to publish.
- Response
- Re-solved in seconds against the live state of the plant, not last night's plan.
- KPI impact
- Tardiness, setup and stability scored before the change is made.
- Frozen window
- What you have published stays published. The solver works around it.
- Publish
- A planner reviews and publishes, or Orvixo publishes within your rules. Your choice.
A model of your plant, and AI that learns how it really runs.
Every machine, person, order and rule, and how they depend on each other, in one live model that Orvixo AI learns from your data and your planners.
Every machine, tool, person, order and rule in one live model, along with how they depend on each other. Orvixo AI learns your unique rules, constraints and ways of working from your data and your planners, then compiles them into the algorithm that plans your plant.
Connected to the systems you already run.
Reads orders, routings, inventory and machine state from your ERP and MES. No rip and replace.
Orvixo sits alongside your ERP and MES and reads from them: orders, routings, inventory, machine state. No rip and replace. Your systems stay the record; Orvixo becomes the plan.
AI that learns how your operation actually works.
The rules in your planners’ heads, written down and compiled into constraints the plan must respect.
Your unique rules, constraints, priorities and objectives: the ones in your planners’ heads, not in any system. Orvixo AI learns them from your data and your people, writes each one down, and compiles it into something the plan must respect.
Every planning decision, made against your model.
Supply, stock, master plan and schedule solved together, checked against every rule, published by a planner.
Supply, stock, master plan, schedule — solved together in seconds, checked against every rule, and handed to a planner to publish. When the floor changes, it decides again.
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