U-Bot turns equipment manuals, SOPs, quality documents, alarm history, and shop-floor records into a searchable knowledge base that answers questions with relevant source context.
Knowledge sourcesManuals, SOPs, quality records, alarms, and internal documents
Core methodRetrieval-augmented generation with vector search
DeploymentOn-premise or controlled enterprise environments
How U-Bot works
Documents are collected, cleaned, split into searchable units, enriched with equipment and process metadata, and indexed in a vector database. Each question retrieves the most relevant passages before the language model creates an answer from that context.
Manufacturing use cases
Connected knowledgeScattered manuals and alarm history become one body of knowledge, searchable at the machine.
Find troubleshooting steps from equipment manuals and alarm history.
Retrieve the latest SOP, inspection rule, or quality standard.
Support operator onboarding with consistent shop-floor knowledge.
Connect approved internal knowledge to MES, dashboards, or service applications through APIs.
Accuracy and governance
Answer quality depends on document quality, metadata, retrieval settings, and access control. U-Bot is designed to show source context, separate authorized knowledge by role, and support review of the documents used for each answer.
Quick Answers
Key questions about U-Bot
Concise answers for manufacturing teams evaluating a grounded industrial AI assistant.
What is RAG-based industrial AI?
It retrieves relevant manuals, SOPs, alarm histories, inspection records, and internal documents before generating an answer grounded in those sources.
Which sources can U-Bot use?
PDF manuals, standard operating procedures, quality documents, troubleshooting records, alarm history, and accumulated shop-floor knowledge can form the searchable knowledge base.
Can U-Bot understand shop-floor terminology?
Document preparation and metadata connect equipment names, parts, alarm codes, and site-specific expressions to improve natural-language retrieval.