
Small changes in how work is performed can have a major impact on cycle time, quality, and output. DeepHow applies specialized vision skills and agents to factory-floor video to compare execution patterns, identify the variaitions affecting performance, and uncover better ways to work.
Processes naturally evolve on the floor, but oftentimes organizations lack the visibility to understand what changed, whether it helped, and what should become the new standard.

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Every one of these is a visibility problem wearing a different hat. Sound familiar?


Understanding what changed, determining what processes work best, and scaling it across the organization.










Reveal how work changes across cycles, shifts, and lines—then connects those differences to cycle time, quality, and output so teams can standardize what works best.
No. The unit of analysis is the process, not the person. DeepHow reports on how a job is executed — sequence, method, timing, variation — so teams can find and spread the better way of working. Deployments are typically scoped and communicated with operations and labor partners up front, and the output that matters is a corrected standard, not an individual scorecard.
Maybe not. Existing cameras can sometimes be used. DeepHow will work with you and your existing infrastructure to determine what would be best for your factory and specific use cases.
It's often the reason to start. When documented procedure and observed execution disagree, the comparison itself tells you which one is producing the better result — and gives you the evidence to rewrite the standard from proven production reality instead of assumption.
Pick one job that runs on more than one line or shift and where the performance gap is real but unexplained. Analyze the variation, identify the best observed method, publish it as updated standard work and training, then verify adherence for a cycle. That loop is the proof case for scaling to the rest of the plant.
Identify process variation, understand what’s limiting throughput and scale process patterns that deliver the strongest results.