A data platform for the manufacturing industry that systematizes the activity of "monitoring production equipment without stopping" using "the power of IT and people."
Thank you for visiting the SUKKHA page! We believe that instead of ending at a stage where DX is merely a "means" or a "point," such as paperless initiatives, PLCs, and the installation of IoT systems, or the construction of core systems, we need a "purpose-driven" and "line to surface" DX that utilizes accumulated equipment data to address daily issues. "Even the monitoring of manufacturing itself and the people involved contributes to inefficiency." "Isn't the root cause of inefficiency and room for improvement found in the equipment?" "How can we improve machine rates? / How can we reduce unplanned downtime?" We look forward to discussing SUKKHA, which focuses on improving equipment performance, with everyone involved in the manufacturing industry!
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basic information
SUKKHA is a "data platform" that starts from equipment maintenance and contributes to the expansion of sales, cost reduction, and productivity improvement in manufacturing sites. It can automatically suggest "how to communicate equipment anomalies and what solutions to implement," and while it is software, it also offers custom solutions according to needs. <1_Visualizing all equipment conditions> It enables anyone, anywhere, to understand "which equipment is in what condition right now." This is expected to significantly reduce issues such as constant monitoring through visual checks, downtime due to absence, and waiting for supervisors who are not on-site. <2_Utilization across a wide range of layers from the field to management> SUKKHA serves as a "hub of information" that contributes to solving the challenges of both management levels, which want to visualize "improvements in results," and field levels, which want to visualize "the processes of daily operations." <3_Integration with other systems to achieve overwhelming productivity improvement> SUKKHA connects systems used at "points" into a "line" and plays a role in creating a "plane" with PLCs, IoT sensors, and core systems. Furthermore, it defines "how to collect and handle data" and contributes to productivity improvement as a governing entity.
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Detailed information
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Dashboard screen To ensure that field workers can quickly understand "what needs to be done today" and "what they should start with," it is possible to visualize alerts for scheduled inspections/missed inspections in equipment maintenance operations, as well as summaries of key indicators.
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Equipment List Screen The screen lists the equipment subject to inspection, allowing for a quick understanding of their operational status.
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Equipment profile screen You can check detailed information such as individual equipment information, operational status, and inspection history.
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Company information
BPM was founded in 2011, inspired by a meeting with a craftsman. Since then, we have faced "maintenance" on-site every day. Diving into the maintenance industry as an outsider was a series of shocks. Communication was primarily through phone and fax, there was no concept of managing documents digitally, and we only grasped the situation on-site for the first time that day, relying on the skills of craftsmen to somehow address the issues. Through this chaos, I realized that the inefficient and analog world was reaching its limits, and we began developing systems with traceability in mind. In 2020, we released Qosmos, and in 2023, we launched SUKKHA. Maintenance, such as routine inspections of factory production equipment, is an important job that supports people's lives in unseen ways. However, the number of skilled workers on-site is decreasing, and the structure that relies on individual skills is beginning to crumble. The techniques and histories that were passed down through paper and verbally are invaluable. Who will preserve these skills and carry on the maintenance, which is a social infrastructure? By utilizing maintenance data and integrating technology on-site, we aspire to support professionals and contribute to a sustainable society.