Built on the shop floor, not in a slide.

One line at a time

The first MOS work was a room-AC line: twenty-plus station apps from the base pan to the truck, with interlocks, bench results and labels. Then dock gates on RFID, then operator verification at brazing stages, then EDM machines in a tool room, a lens inspection station, a fire-hydrant watch. Each one became a module. The platform under them — one login, one database, one gateway, one set of roles — is MOS.

• A proof of concept on one machine before any quotation
• Status told plainly: in production, proof of concept, or available
• No invented figures — every number on this site is from a running plant
• Plant names stay private; the work does not
• Machines are read as they are; nothing on them is replaced
• The system runs inside the plant, on hardware you can see