IoT Capability

AI on top of your IoT — predictive, cited and safe

T7 Solution ships AI on top of IoT platforms as production modules — predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, vision-based quality inspection, edge AI and LLM copilots for ops.

Overview

IoT captures the data; AI turns it into decisions. But most AI-in-IoT projects stop at a Jupyter notebook that never reaches the plant floor.

We ship AI as production modules — predictive maintenance with cited failure signals, statistical + ML anomaly detection, vision QC on the line, and edge inference where cloud round-trips are too slow.

An LLM ops copilot lets supervisors ask 'why did Line 3 stop at 14:20?' and get a cited answer from machine data, alerts and shift notes.

What we ship

Predictive maintenance

Remaining-useful-life models per asset class with cited failure signals and confidence intervals.

Anomaly detection

Statistical baselines + ML models for silent-failure and drift detection across tags and assets.

Vision QC

Line-side computer vision for defect detection, counting and OCR — with retraining loops.

Edge AI

On-device inference on NVIDIA Jetson, Coral or industrial edge PCs — cloud round-trips avoided.

Ops copilot

LLM-based supervisor assistant answering 'why', 'when' and 'what next' from telemetry and logs.

MLOps

Model registry, drift monitoring, retraining pipelines and A/B evaluation baked in.

How we're different

Cited predictions

Every RUL and anomaly comes with signals — not a black-box score ops has to guess about.

Edge-cloud aware

We choose edge vs cloud per model based on latency, cost and connectivity — not dogma.

Ships to the floor

Notebooks become production services with monitoring, retraining and rollback — not slide decks.

Modular

Plugs into existing SCADA/MES or into the IoT platforms we build — no rip-and-replace.

Tech stack

PythonPyTorchONNX RuntimeNVIDIA JetsonMLflowTimescaleDBOpenAIReact

Frequently asked questions

How much data do you need for predictive maintenance?

Meaningful models usually need 6–12 months of tagged failure data. Where that's missing, we start with anomaly detection and physics-based baselines.

Do models run at the edge or in cloud?

Both — heavy retraining in cloud, low-latency inference at the edge where connectivity or latency demands it.

What about vision on the line?

We deploy on industrial cameras (Basler, IDS) with GPU or Jetson edge boxes, with retraining loops for drift.

Can the ops copilot actually help supervisors?

Yes — it answers cited questions from telemetry, alerts and shift notes. It won't hallucinate about production numbers.

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