Manufacturing &
Industry 4.0.

Intelligent Systems for Production, Operations, and the Connected Factory.

Industry Practice

Manufacturing is no longer a question of whether to digitise. It is a question of whether the systems being deployed are mature enough to run a production environment without becoming the next thing operations has to work around.

Entiovi works with manufacturers, process plants, industrial operators, and Industry 4.0 platform builders to engineer AI, data, and connected systems that perform where they are installed - on the line, on the asset, on the edge, and inside the operating environments the plant already runs.

Operating reality

Engineering for
the operating plant.

Industry 4.0 has matured into a discipline. The early phase - sensors, dashboards, pilot projects - has given way to a harder problem: turning industrial data into reliable operational intelligence at the scale of a real plant. That requires AI engineering that respects machine reality, data platforms that handle high-volume telemetry without falling over, and integration with the OT systems that have been running the floor for years.

Entiovi's manufacturing practice is built around that engineering reality. Production-grade AI for production environments - not lab demonstrations dressed up for the floor. Models are validated on real plant data, deployed inside the OT and IT environment as it exists, and operated against outcomes that matter to plant managers, reliability engineers, and quality leads.

The plant is the design centre. The intelligence layer is engineered around it - not the other way around.

38%

Reduction in unplanned downtime on rotating equipment after predictive deployment.

3.6×

Increase in defect catch rate on a high-speed packaging line using edge vision.

99.95%

Uptime achieved on a multi-site connected operations platform.

$4.8M

Annual yield improvement projected from a single-site quality intelligence rollout.

Seven capability themes

Where Entiovi builds
in manufacturing.

Manufacturing engagements span seven engineering capability themes, each developed as a stand-alone practice and each engineered to work alongside the others.

01

Predictive Operations

Asset health intelligence applied where failures actually originate.

Predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and operational continuity engineering across rotating equipment, process units, and production lines. Built on real failure history - not theoretical degradation curves.

02

Industrial Computer Vision

Visual inspection at line speed, engineered for the floor.

AI-powered visual inspection, defect detection, dimensional verification, and intelligent monitoring of the production line - engineered for the lighting, the speed, and the operating conditions of the line it serves.

03

Industrial IoT & Edge Intelligence

The connected layer underneath everything else.

Connected machine telemetry, edge analytics, real-time event processing, and the data fabric that makes the rest possible. Designed for mixed protocols, legacy equipment, and the operational realities of the shop floor.

04

Industrial Data Platforms

Historian-grade engineering for time-series at industrial scale.

Historian integration, time-series engineering, contextualised production data, and platforms designed for the volume, velocity, and variety industrial systems generate.

05

Operational Intelligence

Real-time visibility tied to the levers that move OEE.

Real-time analytics, KPI engineering, OEE intelligence, and decision support grounded in live production and maintenance reality.

06

Industrial Automation Analytics

Intelligence on top of MES, SCADA, DCS, and PLC environments.

Analytics and AI layered on top of the systems that already run the plant - without disrupting them. Engineering that respects the OT side of the house.

07

Smart Factory Platform Engineering

Full-stack platforms for operators, OEMs, and Industry 4.0 product builders.

Custom platforms for plant operators, industrial OEMs, system builders, and Industry 4.0 product companies - with the AI, data, and integration layers designed in from the start.

Outcomes

Outcomes that matter
to a plant.

Industrial technology investments are evaluated against the operating P&L of the plant. Entiovi's engagements are scoped against those outcomes from the first conversation.

Reduced unplanned downtime

Through asset health intelligence applied where failures actually originate.

Higher first-pass yield and reduced scrap

Through visual and process-driven quality intelligence.

Improved OEE

Through real-time visibility into the operational levers that actually move it.

Lower maintenance cost

Without lowering equipment reliability or coverage.

Faster, evidence-grounded operational decisions

On the shop floor and in the control room.

A connected data foundation

That compounds in value as more lines, sites, and assets are brought online.

Engagement scope

Where the
work lives.

Engagements span the full surface of industrial operations - from the asset to the line, from the plant floor to the multi-site operations function.

  1. Predictive maintenance for rotating equipment - motors, pumps, compressors, fans, gearboxes.
  2. Real-time visual inspection on high-speed production and packaging lines.
  3. Anomaly detection across vibration, current, temperature, and acoustic signatures.
  4. Energy and utility consumption intelligence at machine, product, and plant level.
  5. OEE, yield, and throughput analytics with root-cause traceability.
  6. Connected machine and telemetry platforms across multi-site operations.
  7. Predictive quality - failure mode detection before scrap occurs.
  8. Process optimisation for continuous and batch manufacturing.
  9. Safety event detection from camera and sensor streams.
  10. Spare parts forecasting and maintenance workforce intelligence.
Engagement arc

How Entiovi works with
manufacturing clients.

Manufacturing engagements follow a structured arc that places operations, reliability, and quality stakeholders alongside the engineering team from the first week.

01 2–3 weeks

Plant and Asset Discovery

Equipment landscape, failure modes that matter, OT and IT systems, and the operational rhythm the engagement has to fit inside. Output is a prioritised opportunity map.

02 2–4 weeks

Solution Architecture

Sensor and data architecture, integration with historians, SCADA, MES, and DCS, edge and cloud topology, and the model and analytics design. Reviewed with reliability, quality, and IT/OT leadership.

03 8–16 weeks

Build and Validation

Engineering with operations, maintenance, and quality teams alongside. Models validated on real production data - not synthetic benchmarks. Phased pilot deployment on a single line or asset class.

04 4–8 weeks

Deployment and Integration

Live operation inside the plant, with the analytics surfaced where operators and engineers already work - control rooms, CMMS, mobile dashboards. Handover engineered with runbooks and operational ownership defined.

05 Sustained

Sustained Operation

Monitoring, retraining, and capability extension as new lines, assets, and sites come online. Industrial AI is not a one-time install - it is an operating system that grows with the operation.

Capability areas

Explore the three
capability areas.

Entiovi's manufacturing practice is delivered across three core engineering capabilities. Each is a stand-alone enterprise capability - and each is engineered to integrate with the others where the engagement requires it.

Ready when you are

Ready to build
the connected plant?

Whether the priority is asset reliability, quality on the line, or the connected data layer underneath both - Entiovi's team will assess what is feasible, what is valuable, and what the right first build looks like inside the operational environment the client actually runs.

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