SAMARTH capability
Manufacturing transformation
Most manufacturers do not need a new factory. They need to see their existing one clearly, connect what is disconnected, and automate the steps where people are doing work a machine does better.
Problems organisations bring
- Quality escapes found by customers
- No live view of production
- Planning done on spreadsheets
- Supply disruptions discovered too late
Scope of work
- Smart factory roadmaps
- Computer vision quality inspection
- Manufacturing execution systems
- Digital twins of lines and plants
- Production optimisation
- Supply chain intelligence
- Robotics and autonomous production
- Automated monitoring
How an engagement runs
- Consultation. Every engagement begins with a registered consultation request and a call with a SAMARTH consultant, who confirms what is actually needed.
- Plant assessment. Observe the line, measure losses and identify the constraint that limits output.
- Connected pilot. Instrument and connect one line, then prove the gain before scaling.
- Proposal and quotation. Any work beyond the consultation is proposed separately, with its own scope, price, terms and an internally approved quotation.
What is delivered
- Plant assessment with measured losses
- Transformation roadmap
- Pilot system and results
- Training and maintenance procedures
Limits we state plainly
Gains are reported as measured on your line, not as industry averages.
Equipment purchases are quoted separately.
Questions
We are a small manufacturer. Is this for us?
Yes. The approach starts with the single biggest loss on one line, which is affordable at any size.
How long does a pilot take?
It depends on the line and the data available. The consultation produces a realistic estimate before anything is quoted.
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