See cycle losssooner.
Find the delay while there is still time to respond.
Operational Intelligence for Manufacturing
Engineering Intelligence for the physical world.
Flowmatic turns factory motion into events, events into decisions, and decisions into coordinated action.
Engineering Intelligence OS
A factory does not need one more system. It needs operations to flow.
Strategic wedge
Flowmatic does not begin by selling a giant Factory OS. It starts with the smallest visible truth in the factory: cycle time.
Flowmatic CT creates the factory time axis. That time axis becomes Event DB. Event DB connects machining, quality, human workload, material flow, task assignment, and mobile automation.
Flowmatic CT creates the factory time axis. Flowmatic Quality records the outcome created on that time axis. Event DB connects when work happened, what result it produced, and what action should follow.
Operational gaps
The field never stops. Important events and the next action often appear too late.
Find the delay while there is still time to respond.
Bring risky tool moves out of the code and into view.
Share demand before the line begins to wait.
Make expert judgment easier to share and repeat.
Field-first design
Start with the line as it is. Keep the equipment, workflow, and people already creating value. Make the event visible first, connect one next action, and automate only after the value is proven.
Minimal intervention / Maximum clarity
A factory does not need one more system. It needs operations to flow.
Keep the equipment, workflow, and experience that already create value.
Make the event visible and reliable before automating the response.
Turn each event into a clear guide, alert, call, or review.
Automate repetition. Keep approval and exceptions human.
How Flowmatic works
Flowmatic uses one operating logic: observe the signal, turn it into an event, connect a next action, and confirm the response.
READ THE FIELD
CREATE AN EVENT
DATA INEVENTSELECT THE NEXT ACTION
EVENT INACTIONCONFIRM THE RESPONSE
ACTION INCLOSEDFlowmatic Products
CT and NC include working demos. Quality shows its working prototype and integration status. Work Standard, TMS, and Fleet show their current development scope.
Flowmatic CT
Select a target, define the ROI, measure the cycle, and reveal the loss.
Demo available View CT demoFlowmatic Quality
Connect multi-camera capture, OK/NG decisions, inspection evidence, and production counts as one inspection event.
Working prototypeInspection–Dashboard integration in progress Explore Flowmatic QualityFlowmatic NC
Turn G-code into visible motion, cycle time, and review points.
Demo available View NC demoFlowmatic Work Standard
Turn process knowledge into a clear, step-by-step operator view.
Development preview See how it worksFlowmatic TMS — Tool Management
Keep tool identity, life, stock, and location in one operating record.
Development preview See how it worksFlowmatic Fleet + Material Flow
Connect material demand to fleet assignment, replenishment movement, and line-side input confirmation.
Development preview See how it worksDemo workflows
Without verified customer metrics, the site shows only workflows that can be inspected through actual demos.
Product demo
Product demo
Material Flow Intelligence
Flowmatic does not stop at measuring the factory. It connects measurement to material movement, task assignment, and last-meter execution.
Flowmatic makes material flow before people have to notice the shortage.
Material Flow
Drones become mobile inventory sensors. They verify pallet location, rack status, stock mismatch, empty racks, and actual material availability.
Material Flow
AMRs are dispatched before the line stops. Flowmatic uses CT, consumption speed, material location, and agent availability to create replenishment tasks.
Material Flow
Delivery near the line is not enough. Flowmatic closes the last meters: docking, magazine loading, empty container removal, and input confirmation.
Mobile Automation
Flowmatic does not stop at moving materials. It moves automation itself.
Instead of building fixed automation around every machine, Flowmatic brings mobile automation to the machine that needs it now.
Warehouse to line. Line to finished goods. Empty pallet to input point.
Docking, magazine alignment, line-side input, empty container return.
AMR + robot arm performs loading, unloading, jig placement, tray exchange, and cycle start request.
A mobile automation cell serves multiple machines without fixed automation around every line.
Automation capability becomes assignable by the Orchestrator according to loss, priority, and production plan.
PLC and machine controllers remain responsible for internal machine control and safety. Flowmatic coordinates external process orchestration, mobile automation tasks, material flow, and verification around existing machines.
Orchestrator
Flowmatic chooses the agent that minimizes total factory loss.
Total Cost
Total Cost = Production Loss + Travel Time + Waiting Time + Deadline Risk + Skill Mismatch + Workload + Task Switching + Safety Risk + Battery Risk + Payload Constraint + Automation Capability FitBrownfield strategy
Flowmatic is designed for factories that already have machines. Instead of rebuilding the entire line, Flowmatic adds sensing, events, material flow, task orchestration, and mobile automation around existing assets.
Long-term roadmap
Create the factory time axis.
Turn cycles into reusable factory events.
Connect actual time, program logic, and quality outcomes.
Predict shortages, locate material, dispatch replenishment.
Assign tasks to people, AMRs, forklifts, and drones.
Close the gap between delivery and actual line-side input.
Move automation capability to machines that need it now.
Coordinate the factory as a reconfigurable Engineering Intelligence system.
Final vision
Flowmatic is trying to create a factory where people no longer need to fight the system to produce good work.
Pilot approach
Pick cycle complete, path risk, work step, tool shortage, or material demand.
Check camera, NC file, operator input, reference data, or interface.
Connect one alert, review, guide, or call.
Use the agreed KPI to decide whether to continue.
Deployment architecture, data location, retention, access control, and integration scope are confirmed during pilot design.