Bring your own models
The detection models are open ones you choose, swap and retrain. The agent runs on your LLM provider under your own key. Nothing you send trains a model anybody else benefits from.
Agent-first manufacturing intelligence
Manufacturing intelligence
that configures itself.
Plug in your cameras and machines. Yomiro finds them, an agent builds the dashboards and tunes the detection, and you spend your time on the line instead of on the tooling.
- Time to first dashboard
- Minutes
- Detection models
- Yours
- Inference
- On the floor
- Configuration
- Exportable
The bet
Having nobody on staff to run it is the normal case, not the edge case.
Every platform in this category assumes a systems integrator on one side and an engineer on the other. Most manufacturers have neither, so they get a spreadsheet and a whiteboard instead.
Yomiro puts an agent where the integrator used to be. It reads your devices, proposes the dashboards and alerts, and does the scheduled work — the morning briefing, the trend nobody had time to look at.
Everything it produces is a document you can open, edit and take with you. The agent is the fast path, never the only path, and never a black box you rent.
The platform
Three things it does from the first day.
- 01See
Catch the defect on the line, not at the end of it
Cameras on the floor run open detection models at the edge. Point them at what matters in plain language, or teach them from a handful of annotated examples. Golden-state comparison flags the assembly that deviates from your reference before it moves downstream.
- Edge inference
- Open models
- Golden-state comparison
- 02Know
OEE, downtime and quality — without building a data stack
Availability, performance and quality per line, per location, per shift, following the standards your people already work to. Dashboards you drag into shape or simply ask for. Alerts that watch a threshold and tell the person who can act on it.
- OEE by line
- Drag-built dashboards
- Threshold alerts
- 03Connect
Your production data, sitting next to your business data
A local daemon opens a read-only, outbound-only bridge to the systems you already run — ERP, quotations, timesheets. So a question like which of these jobs actually made money stops being a spreadsheet exercise and starts having an answer.
- Read-only bridge
- No inbound ports
- Every query logged
Why Yomiro
Manufacturing intelligence has been priced for companies with a platform team. That's the part we changed.
| Yomiro | Enterprise vision vendors | Generic IoT dashboards | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's built for | Small and mid-size manufacturers first, enterprise-ready | Enterprise only | Developers and integrators |
| Time to first dashboard | Minutes — devices are discovered, an agent configures the rest | Weeks of integration work | However long you spend building it |
| Detection models | Bring your own — open models you can swap and retrain | Vendor-locked and proprietary | No built-in vision |
| The agent behind it | Your LLM provider, your keys, your data | Not offered | Not offered |
| Business data | A local daemon bridges ERP, quotations and timesheets in | Sealed off from the rest of the business | Build the ETL yourself |
| Your configuration | Documents you can read, export, version and share | A closed system you rent | Plugins and config files |
Data control
Your models. Your keys. Your data stays yours.
The bridge only reads
The local daemon connects outbound from inside your network. It opens no inbound port, holds read-only access to the databases you point it at, and logs every query it makes.
Leaving is a download
Dashboards, alerts, device configs and agent skills are structured documents. Export them, diff them, keep them in your own version control. There is no format you need us to unlock.
Bring one line. See what it finds.
A demo runs on your footage and your numbers, not a canned dataset. Half an hour, and you will know whether this is worth your time.