TwinVerdict
AI proposes. The simulator verifies. The operator decides.
The problem
Plant managers choose fixed rules for maintenance and dispatch. Changing them on the real line is expensive, and a wrong change stops the plant.
— of orders arrive on time with the fixed rule.
The solution
It writes maintenance and dispatch policies as validated JSON.
A SimPy digital twin runs each policy across thousands of scenarios.
One card comes back, with Approve and Reject.
Results
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On-time orders. Holdout size loads with the recorded run.
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See it run
Seed 1000111. One playhead moves both lanes. The minutes below come from this recording.
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The MI300X has 192 GB of HBM3, enough to keep the model resident while many requests run in parallel. ROCm is open source. AMD Developer Cloud ran this job without hardware of our own.
Who uses it
Built for the plant manager and the maintenance engineer in discrete manufacturing.
The value is measurable: orders that arrive on time, and minutes of unplanned stop.
Every number on the operator card is checked against the simulator before it is shown
(guard/numbers.py).
Try it yourself
Same operator card, the live telemetry, and a policy you can score yourself.
Roadmap
Customer data from the CMMS and the MES.
Scenarios built for a specific plant.
The language model live, on demand, on MI300X.
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