ERP / MES
Connect
Standardize core data into structured forms. The first step links your scattered floor into one place and lays the foundation for operations.
Every signal on your floor,
turned into action.
Machines and jobs keep moving, but decisions still stall between people.
The floor keeps running, but information stays siloed.
The problem
You bought it. So why isn't anyone using it?
The systems are in place, yet the floor still runs on spreadsheets and paper. Here are three reasons smart factories fall flat.
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Too complex to use
Confusing screens and clunky workflows push operators away. They end up back on Excel and paper.
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Fragmented · Slow
Data is scattered across systems, so people gather it and make calls by hand. Real-time response hits a wall.
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Poor adoption · Low retention
Costly custom builds and thin after-sales support mean systems get installed but never stick.
A staged rollout
From connection to automation, built up in three stages
No rip-and-replace. We connect your floor, tailor it to how your plant works, then layer AI on top. Each stage builds on the last until the smart factory is complete.
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MOM
Customize
We design algorithms and programs built for your plant. On top of the standard, we capture the way your floor actually runs.
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AI
Automate
Action-taking AI agents decide and execute on their own. Built on Connect and Customize, they complete a smart factory that runs itself.
AI capabilities
What the AI agent actually does
The AI agent inside your integrated MES/ERP
A system that speaks up
before you have to ask
It watches floor data, then analyzes and recommends at the moment it matters. People always make the call.
Detect
Analyze
Recommend
Human approval
AI quote automation
When an RFQ lands,
When an RFQ lands,
your history gets to work first
It analyzes drawings and specs, finds similar past orders, and drafts a quote backed by those actuals.
Evidence, not gut feel. Your team just reviews and approves.
Customer
When can I get the quote? It's urgent.
New quote request
BRKT-0417_Rev2.dwgAL6061 · 40EA
Similar past orders
2024-11 Bracket machining91% match
2025-03 Precision plate84% match
2023-08 Jig base78% match
Draft quote - with cost basis
Material · Machining · FinishingItemized
Labor overrun on a similar jobCheck risk
Finalized after owner review
Dynamic production scheduling
The moment a plan breaks,
The moment a plan breaks,
the alternatives arrive with it
Rush orders, breakdowns, late materials. When an event breaks the plan, it weighs due dates and load and puts options on the table.
Pick an option and it goes straight to the floor.
Sales
A rush order just came in!
This week's machine schedule
Line 1
Line 2
Rush
Option A
Rebalance to Line 2, every order on time
Option B
Push one due date, keep current plan
Manager picks Option A - work orders updated
Due-date forecast · Delay alerts
Before you ask,
Before you ask,
it flags the orders at risk
It tracks progress and load on every open order, and when a due date is at risk, it brings the cause and a recovery plan.
An early warning, not a surprise at shipping.
Open orders
Order #231 · Precision shaftOn track
Order #238 · Cover plateOn track
Order #245 · Housing machiningOn trackAt risk
Delay risk detected - cause
Main plant is overloaded; projected finish is past the due date
Recovery options
Move to a partner siteOption 1
Add overtimeOption 2
Resequence ordersOption 3
Manager approves - 2 lots moved to partner site
Similar-part matching
"Haven't we made this before?"
"Haven't we made this before?"
The system remembers
Register a new part and it finds similar past parts, pulling in their BOM, routing, and even the lessons learned.
New part setup that never starts from scratch.
Foreman
Pretty sure we've made this before...
New part registration
HSG-0292.stepSUS304 · Tol. ±0.01
Similar part found
HSG-0177 Housing93% match
BOM · routing draft auto-generatedDifferences flagged
Lessons from last time
Warped after heat treatment - fixed with 0.2mm extra machining stock
Registered after draft review
Demand-driven production planning
Before materials run out,
Before materials run out,
the reorder point shows up
It learns demand patterns for repeat-order parts and shared materials, then recommends when to build ahead and when to order.
Know when to order before you stock out.
Materials
What if we run out of material again?
Material D demand forecast
Reorder recommendation
Material D · 3-wk lead time · 2 wks on handOrder this week
Approved - purchase request created
Plain-language floor reports
A quick message from the floor
A quick message from the floor
becomes a system record
AI interprets the plain-language messages workers send over chat and posts stock moves and job records instantly. No more walking back to the office to key in data.
The floor works as usual. The system keeps the records.
Floor
Moved 20 SUS304 pipes to Warehouse 2
AI interpretation
ItemSUS304 pipe
Qty20 EA
MoveWH 1 → WH 2
Posted to system
Stock transfer auto-createdPosted
WH 1 -20 EA · WH 2 +20 EAReal time
Confirmation sent to worker
Drawing data extraction
Data buried in complex drawings
Data buried in complex drawings
comes out as documents
AI reads part structure, dimensions, materials and tolerances from drawings and extracts draft BOMs and work orders. The half-day of re-keying from drawings is gone.
From one drawing to a BOM and a work order.
Production
Rebuilding the BOM from drawings takes half a day
Harness drawing recognized
12 connector types · 34 circuits foundAuto-detected
Wire specs · terminals · tubing extractedDone
Draft documents
Draft BOMCreated
Draft work orderCreated
Finalized after owner review
What sets us apart
Beyond systems that record: AI that acts on its own
Not every ‘smart factory’ takes the same approach. Here is how legacy MES, AI-assisted MES and ADX stack up, at a glance.
| Legacy MES Collect · record data | AI-assisted MES Analytics · forecasting aid | euidos ADX Action-taking AI agent | |
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| Core function | Collects, monitors and records floor data | Adds AI analytics and forecast reports to collected data | The AI agent handles everything from decision to execution |
| Data entry | Operators key fields in by hand | A mix of partial auto-capture and manual entry | Reads plain language, documents and drawings as-is and enters them automatically |
| Architecture | Closed, vendor-locked package | AI module bolted onto an existing package | Open architecture built on open-source ERPNext |
| Integration | Custom development for every integration | Mostly API-based, with limited reach | Operates the PC directly, reaching even legacy systems |
| Decisions | People read the data and decide | AI recommends; people decide and execute | AI decides and executes; people review and approve |
| Core value | Records and visibility | Analytics and forecast insights | Automated operations that run themselves |
On open-source ERPNext: action-taking AI that operates the PC directly.
Products
From drawing data extraction to in-house system integration
Start by extracting data from the drawing-recognition software you already use, then extend to MES and other in-house systems when you need to. Start with the scope that fits today.
Basic
Drawing ADX
Extracts data from the drawing-recognition software you use today.
Takes the data your existing drawing-recognition software already produces and turns it into structured data, so no one has to copy it over by hand.
- Data extraction from drawing-recognition software
- Parts, dimensions and specs as structured data
- No more re-keying from drawings
Premium
In-house system integration
Maps extracted data into the data forms of MES and other in-house software.
Extracts drawing data to match the forms used by MES and your other in-house systems, then connects directly so it flows through. It doesn't stop at extraction; it feeds real operations.
- Includes all Drawing ADX extraction features
- Extraction matched to MES and in-house data forms
- Direct connection and posting to in-house systems
Trust · Validation
Proven not by claims, but by patents and field trials.
ADX's core technology is patent-pending, and we are validating its real-world value in live manufacturing trials.
2 patent applications
Protecting our AI agent execution technology
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Filed
AI agent-based document recognition and office task automation
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Filed
Technical data generation and system control through unstructured document analysis and validation
Field-trial partnerships
Being validated on the factory floor
We apply the technology to real production floors, not demos, validating both its value and its reliability.
Field trials underway
Value and reliability testing
Contract values, terms and other details vary by stage of discussion and are not disclosed.
Talk to us
Considering a rollout?
Tell us about your plant and goals, and we'll work out together whether to start with Connect (MES), Customize (MOM) or Automate (AI).
- Assessment of your current systems and data
- A rollout scope that fits your plant
- Scenarios for applying action-taking AI agents