MAP product family

Choose how MAP
fits your plant.

One platform. Different deployment models.

Select the level of connectivity and intelligence that fits the machine, the facility, and the operating environment. Final scope is defined through technical review.

Three configurations

MAP, configured around
your operating boundary.

The configurations share a machine-aware foundation. The difference is where intelligence runs, how knowledge is managed, and what connectivity the plant permits.

01MAP configuration

MAP Workflow

Deterministic recovery without AI complexity.

Deployment type
Fully local
Intelligence model
Approved rules and workflows · No LLM required
Ideal use case
Defined recovery procedures, repeatable operator guidance, and environments that want minimal deployment complexity.
Deterministic recoveryNo LLMApproved workflowsLow complexity
Explore configuration
02MAP configuration

MAP Edge Intelligence

Private machine intelligence that stays inside the plant.

Deployment type
Fully on-premises
Intelligence model
Local AI / local LLM · Local knowledge base
Ideal use case
Private or security-sensitive environments that permit local compute but no cloud dependency.
Local AILocal LLMLocal knowledge baseNo cloud dependency
Explore configuration
03MAP configuration

MAP Connected Intelligence

Connected intelligence for broader visibility and coordinated support.

Deployment type
Cloud intelligence · Edge/local control
Intelligence model
Cloud LLM · Centralized analytics
Ideal use case
Multi-machine programs, centralized knowledge, remote support capability, and environments where cloud connectivity is permitted.
Cloud intelligenceEdge/local controlCentralized analyticsRemote support

Machine control remains local. Existing safety and control architecture is not bypassed.

Explore configuration
A deployment model is not a safety architecture.MAP integrates within an approved machine design. Safety functions and deterministic machine control remain within the existing local control architecture.

Machine configurator

Tell us about your machine.

Select what you know. “Unknown” is a useful answer—we can identify the installed controls during an assessment.

01
Machine typeWhat kind of equipment are we looking at?
02
PLC brandWhat runs the machine controls?
03
HMI brandWhat does the operator use?
04
Robot brandIs a robot part of the system?
05
Primary needWhat should improve first?
06
ConnectivityHow can this machine connect?