Platform

The execution layer for manual operations.

ERP decides what to build. MES decides when. Arkite tells operators how: guided, validated and traceable per unit.

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Assembly line with three Arkite workstations, each with a 3D sensor, projector and operator screen, and work instructions projected on the workbench
Across the plant

Six places where Arkite runs your manual operations.

From engineering to production data: one platform at every manual step, connected through one central server.

Engineering
  • Work instructions built without code
  • Jobs arrive from the MES
  • Deployed to every workstation centrally
Arkite across the plant: engineering office with server, kitting racks, sub-assembly and assembly lines, packaging and a dashboard room
Engineering
  • Work instructions built without code
  • Jobs arrive from the MES
  • Deployed to every workstation centrally
What is Arkite?

A manufacturing execution platform for manual operations.

Arkite guides operators step by step with instructions projected onto the workstation, validates each action in real time with 3D sensing, inspects the product during assembly and records every step as production data.

  • Paper instructions Digital, structured workflows
  • Unchecked manual actions Real-time validated execution
  • End-of-line inspection In-process quality control
  • Undocumented work Measurable production data
The digital manufacturing stack

Arkite completes the stack.

Arkite does not replace MES or ERP. It connects them to the operator.

  1. ERP What to build Orders, materials, scheduling
  2. MES When to build Jobs, variants, operator assignments
  3. Arkite How to build Guidance, validation, inspection and data at the workstation
  4. Operator Builds it right Clear guidance at the right level of experience
Architecture

Infrastructure, not a standalone station.

Arkite architecture: central server connected to editors and workstation clients on the factory floor
One server, many workstations, one standard.
  • Central server

    All projects, users and production records in one place, on-premises or private cloud.

  • Workstation clients

    New stations connect and receive existing projects immediately.

  • No-code workflow engine

    Jobs, steps, variants and logic built in a graphical editor.

  • Open integrations

    MES, ERP, PLC, smart tools, OPC UA, MQTT and REST API.

  • Smart tool connectivity

    Programs selected per step, torque results recorded.

  • Production data

    Cycle times, errors and torque values per unit, ready for BI.

Arkite AI · 2026.2

AI where it saves engineering time.

Generating a job with AI in the Arkite editor
AI job generation: from description to a draft job.
  • AI job generation

    A written description becomes a draft job with steps, materials and detections.

  • AI translation

    All instructions translated from the default language in one action.

  • AI detection in VISION

    More robust inspection. Runs locally, no internet needed.

  • Your data, your choice

    Cloud AI is optional, off by default and uses your own key.

Arkite turns manual execution into structured, validated and traceable production data.

The platform across a plant.

Video placeholder Plant overview film, 60 to 90 seconds: an engineer prepares a job on an editor laptop, the job is published from the Arkite server to three connected workstations on one line (GUIDE, VALIDATE and VISION), operators work with projected instructions, and the sequence ends on the cycle time dashboard. No customer logos, product branding or recognizable faces without consent.
Business case

Build the business case on your own production data.

Calculated from your own figures, then validated on a pilot workstation.

  • Error, scrap and rework rates
  • Labor cost and cycle times
  • Operators trained per year
  • Variants and change frequency
  • Cost of quality escapes

See the platform in your own production context.

A demonstration with the Arkite team is the starting point for scoping a pilot workstation.