Industries

Join the data your plant already makes

Manufacturing runs on production, inventory, maintenance and asset systems whose data is hard to join and act on. Toobler applies the same engineering capability that connects, modernizes and governs the operational platforms behind the line.

Where it applies

Where the engineering applies in manufacturing

Production, inventory, maintenance and asset data lives across MES, ERP modules, maintenance systems and shop-floor devices — fragmented and slow to turn into decisions.

Toobler’s engineering method integrates those sources, modernizes the platforms production depends on, builds the operational context — data engineering, analytics and, where it earns its place, digital-twin modeling — that makes production and asset state visible, and adds governed automation with human approval on top.

Method

Connect, Modernize, Understand, Act, Operate

The same five-stage method underpins every platform we engineer — only the systems and outcomes differ.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Integrate the applications, SaaS tools, databases, documents and devices that hold operational data, so information flows reliably rather than sitting in silos.

  2. 02

    Modernize

    Rework the brittle legacy platforms that critical processes depend on, so the platform itself can keep changing.

  3. 03

    Understand

    Give teams and machines shared context — data engineering, analytics and, where it earns its place, digital-twin modeling — so state and relationships are visible.

  4. 04

    Act

    Add governed AI assistants, agents and workflow automation with human approval, so decisions and tasks move without waiting on manual hand-offs.

  5. 05

    Operate

    Keep engineering the platform after go-live — reliability, support and continuous improvement, not a one-off project.

The extruder digital twin on a laptop at the line: live status, temperature recommendations with the reason for each, and a 3D view of the machine with live data points.

Proof

A live physics model of an extrusion line

A real-time physics digital twin of an extrusion line, and an assistant that recommends the smallest dial change that clears a fault

How Toobler built a real-time physics digital twin and an AI recommender for a plastics extrusion line, advising the smallest dial change that clears a fault.

The TwinBin Cloud mobile app showing live bin status — full, half and empty, with reorder alerts — against a wall of parts bins fitted with color indicator flags.

Proof

Hurst Green Plastics

Connected parts-bin inventory, sensor to cloud

How Toobler built TwinBin Cloud for Hurst Green Plastics — a connected bin-inventory system with a custom IoT sensor device, a wireless mesh of nodes and gateways, a cloud platform, and web and mobile apps.

Discuss your platform

If your business runs on a critical operational platform, the same engineering method applies. Talk to us about where fragmentation is costing you most.

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A Readiness Sprint is a fixed-scope engagement that maps your integration and AI readiness and produces a production-oriented plan — before anything is built.