Find the Value Leakage on Your Floor.

FloorSight turns raw shop floor and lab data into yield signal, quality trends and root cause chains, so a process drift gets caught before the cell leaves the line, not after it fails in the field.

YIELD INTELLIGENCEROOT CAUSE ANALYSISWORKS WITH WHAT YOU HAVE TODAY
[Manufacturing & Lab Analytics]

Built for the plant you actually have.

Weld checks, cycler results and BMS logs live in systems that were never meant to compare notes. Solve that one problem, and root cause tracing, yield benchmarking and real cost visibility all open up with it.
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Yield & Quality Intelligence

Bring your floor's scattered station and batch data into one place, and yield, quality and process drift signal follows immediately. No persistent battery identity required, so this is usually the first thing you get value from.

SCATTERED DATA > ONE YIELD SIGNAL
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Root Cause, Not Guesswork

When a batch fails, most plants can't even ask which upstream station caused it, the data lives in three different systems with no shared thread. Solve that, and root cause becomes a lookup instead of a guess.

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
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The Cost You Are Not Timestamping

Cost of poor quality (scrap, rework, warranty) typically runs 15 to 20 percent of manufacturing revenue, and as high as 35 percent in a less mature plant, mostly invisible because the systems that could have caught it never talked to each other.

COPQ · 15-35% OF MANUFACTURING REVENUE
[Platform Capabilities]

From raw floor data to useful signal.

FloorSight does not assume a clean data layer already exists. It collects from whatever systems your plant already runs, and turns that into yield, quality and process signal a manufacturing team can act on.
Voltage & Capacity
Single Cell
Voltage
Capacity Fade
Voltage and capacity fade curves
Metric A
Voltage Curve
Metric B
Capacity Fade
Source
Test + Line Data
[FAQ]

Everything you wanted to ask.

[Get Started]

Standardize the data across every siloed system.
See what your floor is already telling you.
Then optimize what's actually costing you.