In aviation, energy, and heavy manufacturing, even a few minutes of downtime can cost thousands sometimes millions. But beyond the numbers, there s a hidden cost no one wants to calculate: the pressure on teams, the delayed maintenance, the lost data, the silence of a production line that should be alive. Downtime isn t just about money it s about momentum, trust, and the rhythm that keeps everything moving. I m curious how do you define or measure downtime in your world? What s the real impact when everything stops, even for a moment?
Repair AI keeps factories moving.
It finds and fixes problems faster, learns from every operation, and builds an industrial memory that connects machines and teams.
The result , fewer failures, faster interventions, and factories that stay productive, profitable, and aware of themselves.
