Industrial AI · biotech · pharma · foodtech

AI for production: shadow pilot first, demonstrated effect next

We help biotech, pharma, cosmetics and food manufacturers detect early deviation signals, explain likely causes and test decisions against agreed KPIs.

NPNT operating model

The production line remains under technologist and quality-system control

At the first stage AI observes and advises; it does not control equipment or alter a validated process. The team compares predictions with actual outcomes and expert decisions.

01 · Workflow

From a business problem to a verifiable result

AI advice does not replace process regulations, release control, the quality system or the accountable specialist. Final scope depends on data quality, integrations and security requirements.

  1. 01

    Loss

    Choose one question: variability, downtime, quality, yield or resource use.

  2. 02

    Observability

    Assess sensors, LIMS/MES records, events, gaps and technologist decisions.

  3. 03

    Shadow mode

    The model predicts and explains signals without affecting the line.

  4. 04

    KPI before/after

    Compare detection lead time, stability, analysis time or avoided losses.

02 · Deliverables

What the system may provide

03 · What the estimate covers

Scope, data and deployment determine the investment

After a short brief, NPNT proposes a first-stage architecture, a budget range and a result criterion. A detailed public tariff is intentionally avoided because integrations and responsibilities differ.

04 · Operations

Operations

Deployment in a Russian or agreed protected environment, with version, quality, access and change control.

Model monitoring

Data quality, drift, false alerts and a regular report.

Scenario development

Monitoring plus improvement cycles and new explanatory features.

Multiple areas

A shared observability layer with a separate KPI for every process.

A bounded first stage

Describe the problem—we will outline the architecture of the first step

An initial assessment does not require medical records, trade secrets or a data dump. Process context and the intended outcome are enough.

What to include in the first message
  1. 01The process, product or audience that needs to change
  2. 02The data or materials already available
  3. 03Who owns the decision and which criterion will define success
What happens next

Our first reply will clarify the process, available data, accountable specialist and success criterion. We will then propose a bounded first stage with an indicative timeline and budget.

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