Manufacturing
The shop floor writes its record by hand — and the cameras see the rest.
A plant produces two things all day: product, and paperwork about the product. Most of that paperwork is filled in by hand at the machine, and most of the camera footage is never watched. Both are readable.
What we solve
Production records, straight to the ERP
Dodo · document understandingDoff cards and batch sheets are written at the machine, then typed into the ERP hours later — or never. Dodo reads them at the point of production — batch numbers, weights, grades, operator marks — and delivers typed records in seconds.
Every form on the floor, without the data entry
Dodo · document understandingQC checklists, gate passes, maintenance registers — a plant can run on hundreds of distinct forms. Define a profile per form once and every copy comes back as the same structured record, handwriting included. The paper process on the floor doesn’t change.
QC and compliance, off the clipboard
Dodo · document understandingInspection checklists and quality certificates read into typed results — pass/fail states, measured values, inspector marks — so traceability queries stop meaning a trip to the records room.
Gate passes and material movement
Dodo · document understandingInward/outward gate passes and dispatch notes captured at the gate itself, matched to vehicle and time — one stream of movement records instead of a register nobody reconciles.
Line activity and exceptions, from existing cameras
Raru Vision · scene understandingRaru Vision reads WIP movement, line activity, and restricted zones on the cameras already installed — reported as counts and states your MES can use, not footage to scrub through.
Bring us your version of these problems. We’ll show you the record it becomes.
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