IIN.
Hear the failure before the floor does.
Predictive operations for plants, mines, and utilities. IIN listens to the equipment you already run: sensors, PLCs, SCADA learns what normal sounds like for every asset, and calls the failure days before it happens. Unplanned downtime becomes a schedule item instead of an emergency.
The core shift
Maintenance has always answered the phone after the failure. IIN makes the call before it.
Identification
- Designation
- RGN-06 · IIN
- District
- Decision Intelligence
- Function
- Industrial Intelligence Platform
- Source
- Closed
Answers
“Every machine is talking. Who hears the failure coming?”
- Connects to the plant as-is: OPC-UA, Modbus, MQTT, and existing SCADA systems
- Predictions ranked by production value at risk, not just probability
- From alert to work order in one motion. Maintenance moves before the line stops
What the plant gets
Downtime, demoted to a line item.
01
One live picture of the plant
Every facility, every asset, every sensor: one operations view. Health at a glance, ranked by what matters, from the head office to the pump at the far end of the yard.
02
Failures called in advance
The reason it exists
IIN learns what normal looks like for each machine, temperature, vibration, current, and flags the drift long before it becomes a breakdown. Days of warning, not minutes.
03
The work order, already drafted
A prediction isn't a graph: it's a job. Each alert arrives with the affected asset, the likely window, and a maintenance work order ready to assign before the line stops.
04
Priorities in money, not decibels
Every facility carries its production value per hour. Predictions are ranked by what the downtime would actually cost, so the loudest machine doesn't outrank the most expensive one.
Built for the floor you have
OPC-UA · Modbus · MQTT
speaks the plant's own protocols: no rip-and-replace
$/hr
every facility carries its production value: risk is priced, not guessed
24/7
continuous scan: nothing waits for the morning meeting
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operational data leaving your site
IIN Connect: how a plant comes online
From tag list to foresight.
No new sensors required to start. IIN reads the instrumentation the plant already trusts.
Step 1
Register the facility
Site, timezone, shifts, and what an hour of production is worth.
Step 2
Import the equipment register
Your asset list, as it exists today: criticality, zones, and locations included.
Step 3
Map the sensor tags
The tag list from your control system. IIN recognises temperature, vibration, and current tags and links them to the right equipment.
Step 4
Open the data flow
One secure key, one connector on an industrial PC. The plant starts talking.
Step 5
Watch it learn
A readiness view confirms coverage as readings stream in, and the first predictions follow.
Who it's built for
Manufacturing
Lines where an unplanned stop cascades through every order behind it.
Mining & heavy industry
Remote assets, brutal duty cycles, and repair windows measured in days.
Energy & utilities
Infrastructure where failure is public, regulated, and unforgivable.
The Regnant posture, kept
Your telemetry maps your operation. It stays on your ground.
Sensor streams reveal throughput, capacity, and vulnerability, exactly the picture you least want off-site. IIN deploys on your own infrastructure, inside your perimeter, like every other system in the portfolio.
Every deployment starts with the plant you actually run: the tag list, the asset register, and what an hour of production is worth. Tell us about the floor and we will tell you what it takes to bring it online.
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