The shop floor
runs itself.
Mesh deploys a MES instance directly onto each edge node. Shop floor data never leaves the plant. Syncs when it wants to. Never waits for a datacenter three states away.
Sub-second cycle tracking. Zero firewall exposure. Two-week migration from any legacy MES.
"we need to talk." — OT Eng → CTO
What is your downtime
actually costing?
Before the pitch — your number. Every feature card after this answers one question: how does Mesh shrink it.
↓ Feature cards below answer how Mesh reduces each line item above
Every node is a complete system.
Distributed mesh — no hub required
Sub-80ms. Every time.
Tested across 12 discrete plants, 847 nodes, 90-day rolling average. No central server in path.
Your plant, your trade-off.
Default. Nodes sync when bandwidth allows. Shop floor never stalls.
Consensus required before write. For safety-critical operations only.
Full autonomy. Node operates independently, queues sync for reconnect.
No VPN. No firewall rules. No exceptions.
Your OT team
already knows these.
Running in production.
Not in a slide deck.
Tier-1 Auto Supplier
Detroit, MI · DiscreteAerospace Components
Wichita, KS · DiscreteContract Electronics
Austin, TX · BatchIndustrial Coatings
Cleveland, OH · ContinuousYour first node.
This weekend.
No sales call required to start. Tell us your plant type and line count — we'll pre-configure a pilot deployment package before we talk.
What type of plant?
Edge Architecture
Whitepaper
42 pages. How distributed consensus works in discrete manufacturing, latency math, ISA-95 compliance mapping, and a migration checklist your integrator can run with.
Pilot runs alongside your existing MES — zero disruption
First node live in under 15 minutes on any Linux edge device
Full rollback. If it doesn't work, nothing changed.