Cleveland, Ohio · Industrial Technology
Know what your factory is actually doing.
Anderion is developing an operational intelligence platform that brings people, machines, movement and production into one connected picture, helping manufacturers understand where time, capacity and money are being lost.
Early-stage development · Seeking manufacturing pilot partners
The problem
Your factory has data. It doesn't have the full picture.
Machine systems can report production activity. Timekeeping records labor hours. Production systems track output. But understanding how those events influence one another often requires manual investigation.
Workforce
Timekeeping, assignments and labor hours
Machines
Equipment states and production activity
Movement
People and material moving across the floor
Production
Orders, schedules and output
Shared operational timeline
Schematic
The costliest problems often exist between systems, not inside them.
The intelligence layer
Connect the events. Understand the loss.
Anderion is being built to reconstruct what happens across a production environment, connecting operational evidence into a shared timeline and making the causes of lost capacity easier to investigate.
Example · Press 4 work area
Illustrative scenario, not measured pilot data.
During one Press 4 stoppage
1Machine
Production at Press 4 stops.
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Workforce
The operator remains assigned to the work area.
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Material
Material delivery arrives later than expected.
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Timeline
The production timeline shows a possible connection.
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Question
Estimated lost output becomes a question management can investigate.
The platform
Built to bring the factory into focus.
Explore the software behind Anderion Ops Intelligence, from plant-wide visibility and workforce flow to operational analysis.
Workforce Flow. A spatial view of factory areas, staffing activity and movement events. Continuous UWB-based positioning is planned for pilot validation.
Overview. Selected panels from the Overview: a plant-floor heatmap of congestion by zone and a ranked view of where employees spend the most time waiting.
Operations + Andy. Explore how production information, operational exceptions and recommendations are presented together.
Also in this view: the Operations dashboard
Product prototype shown with demonstration data. Hardware integrations remain in development. Screens show the demonstration plant (Lakeshore Precision Components) with sample data, not a customer site. On-screen labels such as “Live” and “Real-Time” refer to the simulated feed, and all figures are illustrative.
What we aim to reveal
Find what's slowing production down.
Downtime
Investigate the operational events surrounding production interruptions.
Labor Flow
Identify possible waiting, congestion and unnecessary movement.
Production Capacity
Understand where staffing, material and equipment constraints may overlap.
Automation Planning
Evaluate which repetitive or constrained workflows may justify automation.
Technology
Built for the factories that already exist.
Manufacturing plants run on equipment built across different decades. Anderion's approach is to use existing operational data wherever possible and add sensing only where information is missing.
Existing Systems + Targeted Sensing
Plant records and equipment signals where available; added sensing only where information is missing.
Factory Edge
Collection and normalization close to the production floor.
Operational Events
Time-stamped, source-attributed records of what happened.
Ops Intelligence
Shared timelines that make lost time and capacity easier to investigate.
Brownfield-first
Designed around mixed equipment and existing plant systems.
Local-first direction
Edge processing where practical, with controlled external synchronization.
Read-oriented architecture
Designed to observe operational signals rather than command production equipment.

About Anderion
Built in Cleveland. Built around manufacturing.
Anderion was founded by Brandon Anderson after years of working alongside manufacturing employers through workforce and staffing operations.
The idea grew from a recurring problem: companies could collect information about their people and production, yet still struggle to explain what was happening across the operation.
We're building Anderion to help close that gap.
- Company
- Anderion LLC
- Headquarters
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Stage
- Pre-seed, founder-led
Pilot program
Start with one part of your factory worth understanding.
We're seeking manufacturing partners to help validate Anderion Ops Intelligence in real production environments. Begin with a defined operational problem, evaluate available data and determine what additional sensing might reveal.
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Define the problem
Choose one area or recurring loss worth understanding.
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Evaluate available data
Review what your existing systems already record.
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Identify the gaps
Determine what additional sensing might reveal.
Request a Manufacturing Pilot
Tell us about your operation. We'll follow up personally.
