Case studies
AI implementation case studies we can prove.
Every story carries a label. At launch, only illustrative scenarios.
Three labels
Read the label first.
- Real
- A live system, with the client's written permission.
- Pilot
- A bounded trial, results not yet final.
- Illustrative scenario
- How a turn could run. Not a client.
Scenarios
How a first turn could run.
- ManufacturingIllustrative scenario
One inspection line, one DRIVE turn
How a plant team could take a camera cell from simulation to a bench test in 90 days.
Physical - BFSIIllustrative scenario
A claims agent with a kill switch
How an operations team could ship a document-check agent with a human approver and tested stop.
Agentic - Higher educationIllustrative scenario
A department pilot on campus
How one department could run a credit course and a faculty batch before signing an MoU.
Generative
Quick answers
About our labels.
Are these case studies real?
Read the label on each one. Real means a live system, published with the client's written permission. Pilot means a bounded trial whose results are not yet final. At launch, every story here is an Illustrative scenario: how a turn could run, not a client.
What does Illustrative scenario mean?
An Illustrative scenario shows how one AI turn could run in a sector, step by step. It is not a client and carries no results. We never use composite testimonials, and we replace scenarios with real cases only when a client agrees in writing.
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