Premisys puts factory data to work without replacing plant systems
Premisys builds AI assistants for manufacturers that want to use production and business records without replacing the systems that hold them. Its software is designed to run inside a plant, where staff can investigate operational questions and review recommendations. That approach gives a manufacturer a way to test a specific problem while keeping its existing production infrastructure in place.
An intelligence layer for existing systems
Premisys combines manufacturing data with analytical models and smaller language models that let users ask questions in everyday language. It offers applications for production, maintenance and quality.
In a description published on Intel’s partner showcase, Premisys identifies mid-sized manufacturers without the resources to build their own AI systems as a target market.
Running an application on site means its analysis can take place near the equipment and records involved, rather than relying entirely on a remote cloud. Connectivity still depends on the deployment: integrations, updates or remote support may require internet access.
Premisys says automated actions must be explicitly configured and authorized; a recommendation is not the same as a machine setting or purchase.
A practical test in food production
One example is at Chitale Bandhu, an Indian food manufacturer. Premisys reports that Chitale deployed two assistants to investigate fryer-oil consumption and estimate future requirements.
