Turn every shiftinto a smarter decision

Almetra is a factory intelligence layer, not just a camera product. Vision is how the system perceives the factory, but the value is what it builds from that perception: a structured, continuous record of how production actually works, combined with operational data from PLC, MES, and ERP systems. The output is operational intelligence that drives measurable improvement.

Almetra is deployed across manual assembly lines, automated production lines, individual workstations, and mixed environments. Current customers include electronics assembly, heat pump production, pump manufacturing, and industrial automation. The platform is designed for discrete manufacturing; anywhere the gap between what systems report and what actually happens is costing productivity, quality, or ramp-up time.

Most teams see their first real-time insights within two weeks of deployment. Installation involves mounting cameras as sensors on the production floor, connecting to existing system data where relevant, and configuring the AI layer for the specific process. There is no lengthy IT project. Almetra is designed to be operational quickly and to generate value before the implementation cost is fully absorbed.

Almetra is privacy-preserving by design. Raw video is processed on-device and deleted within ten minutes. The system tracks processes, not individuals; workers are anonymised and no personal data is retained. The platform has been approved by works councils in Germany, Poland, and across other co-determined manufacturing environments. Privacy is not a feature that was added later. It was a founding constraint.

No. Almetra integrates with those systems and makes their data more accurate and actionable. ERP and MES record what was planned or what machines reported. Almetra captures what physically happened between those signals and connects the two into a complete operational picture.

Documented results across current customers include a 15% productivity improvement, a 20% cycle time reduction at Viessmann, and an 11% output increase at Grundfos. Payback periods have consistently come in under one year. These are not projections; they are outcomes from live deployments. The specific improvement depends on where the gap between reported data and reality is largest in your operation, which the first deployment makes immediately visible.

Both. For existing lines, Almetra delivers immediate visibility and improvement intelligence. For new products, new sites, and ramp-up scenarios, Almetra's longer-term role is to generate production blueprints: structuring how work should flow, where automation creates value, where bottlenecks are likely to appear, and how to move from first run to stable output faster than traditional methods allow.

Most engagements start with a single line or production area, just enough to generate clear results and validate the value before scaling. From there, expansion typically follows the data: the first deployment makes visible where the next highest-impact opportunity is. Customers often begin with semi-automated lines and expand into fully automated environments once the initial deployment proves its value.