Plan the work
Orders, quantities, priorities
Engineering revisionsAuzyron MES Orchestrator
AMO
Production, with
a connected foundation.
Your machines, materials, and people.
One traceable manufacturing workflow.
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURINGA connected shop floor.Auzyron imagery · illustrative production setting
01 / A manufacturing execution mindset
Make the work visible.
Keep the flow connected.
AMO connects preparation, production planning, equipment, and physical records. Lean principles guide the approach: visual management, clearer flow, less waste, and continuous improvement.
Prepare resources
Materials, files, machine setup
Automatic machine allocationFollow production
Kanban, telemetry, operator checks
Human-supervised executionConfirm & trace
Results, parts, movement, waste
A connected historyLearn from the records. Engineering, stock movements, and production results stay connected. Deeper quality, maintenance, and fulfillment workflows are the next layers.
02 / From definition to shop floor
Prepared intelligently.
Managed visually.
Engineering defines what can run. Planning assigns resources. Operators stay in control, with order stages and machine observations in one operational context.
01 / Engineering
The right definition.
Keep product revisions, production files, and manufacturing specifications connected. Each order preserves its engineering snapshot; critical changes require renewed approval for future work.
PLM-style engineering control02 / Operations
The right resources.
As prepared orders enter the Kanban queue, AMO selects a compatible machine and file, prioritizing setup readiness and queue load. Materials, nozzles, feeders, and file formats inform compatibility.
Automatic allocation · supervised execution03 / Visibility
The right information.
Follow order stages and supported machine telemetry and cameras. A local Orchestrator connects equipment; a separate manual printing workflow supports U1, A2, and A2L.
Kanban · machine monitoringCONNECTED OPERATIONSWorkflow illustration · no live data
Prepare
Engineering snapshot
Material requirements
Queue
Compatible machine
Prepared production file
Follow
Readiness checks
Recorded results
Local Orchestrator
Machine visibility
TelemetryCamerasLightingManual print controls
Capabilities depend on the connected model and firmware.
03 / Physical traceability
Identity stays.
The history grows.
Permanent UUIDs and QR labels connect materials, spools, plates, carriers, equipment, and places. Names and locations can change while identity and historical records remain stable.
PERMANENT IDENTITYUUID / QR
One identity.Many connected events.
MaterialsPlatesCarriersLocations
Illustration of the tracking modelReceive & identify
Purchases and partial receipts create stock and identify individual spools.
Prepare & produce
Versioned files, frozen order specifications, allocations, and results connect the work.
Move & contain
Nested boxes, caddies, carts, and trolleys preserve contents and readable physical paths.
Close & preserve
Scrap and Discard record distinct stock transactions. Retire and Archive preserve reasons and history.
PDF labels, location controls, permissions, and immutable inventory records support the chain. Full unit genealogy and end-to-end shipping automation remain on the roadmap.
04 / Built today. Growing deliberately.
A practical foundation.
Room to go further.
Start with additive manufacturing. Build confidence in the workflows, then extend the platform across equipment and production processes.
Connected daily work
Guided Settings, technical master data, purchasing and inventory, engineering revisions, automatic allocation, Kanban, local monitoring, QR labels, nested carriers, and lifecycle controls.
Prove it on the floor
Printing, telemetry, cameras, and recovery are validated by model and firmware. Allocation does not start a print: production-order dispatch remains simulated; manual printing is separate.
Deepen the operation
Real order dispatch, physical Andon and interlocks, deeper quality and maintenance, costing, capacity analytics, Shopify integration, offline sites, and full fulfillment genealogy.