Tems.AI lets factory operators record short videos of procedures, then uses AI to turn them into multilingual, step‑by‑step digital guides that can be accessed instantly via QR codes, SMS or links. The platform tracks real‑time execution, updates all sites with a single change, and provides analytics to reduce defects and speed up onboarding.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Manufacturing plants often rely on undocumented tacit knowledge held by veteran operators, leading to knowledge loss when employees leave, inconsistent SOP adherence, lengthy onboarding, and frequent defects. Existing written procedures are hard to keep up to date, multilingual, and accessible on the shop floor.
Solution
Tems.AI captures expert operators’ knowledge through short video recordings and automatically converts them into digital, step‑by‑step instructions. An AI pipeline extracts screenshots, structures actions, and generates multilingual guides that can be published with a single click. Operators access the appropriate guide instantly via QR codes, SMS, or simple links, ensuring they see the latest procedure in their native language without any IT integration. Real‑time execution analytics track which steps are completed or skipped, providing data for continuous process improvement. The system updates all sites simultaneously, preserving institutional memory and reducing defect rates, onboarding time, and reliance on individual experts.
Target Audience
Primary customers are manufacturing operations managers, maintenance supervisors, and quality engineers in factories and warehouses seeking to standardize procedures, accelerate onboarding, and reduce defects.
Features
- 2‑minute video capture on a smartphone; no writing or editing required
- AI‑driven extraction of screenshots, step detection, and automatic translation into 100+ languages
- One‑click publishing to all operators; access via QR code, SMS, or MES/ERP integration without IT projects
- Real‑time execution tracking and analytics showing step completion, skips, and bottlenecks
- Instant global updates: a single change propagates to every operator, shift, and site immediately
- Execution data stored for continuous improvement and audit compliance