Bearing maintenance is the wedge. The OS is the point.
Six plants today. Every factory on this map tomorrow.
We're live inside five Fortune 500 accounts. Click anywhere on the map to see the downtime cost Prometheus can eliminate next.
“You will be able to track how much grease, or even if a point was missed. Exciting stuff for your PM program.”
Three moves.
One category.
- 01AI-powered grease guns on the plant floor.
- 02Software tracks every greasing event, plant-wide.
- 03Live at a Fortune 500 plant today.
- 01Wear parts and consumables.
- 02Calibration.
- 03Condition monitoring.
- 04Electrical and safety.
- 01Every maintenance action on the floor, instrumented.
- 02Dispatches humanoid robots and CMMS agents.
- 03Orders parts. Schedules work. Remembers the craft.
Sawdust, grease, gloves —
still responsive.
The tool lives on the plant floor, not on a desk. Every tap we log is happening through a glove in conditions that would kill a stock tablet. The interface has to hit first time, every time, because a missed input on the line is a missed bearing, and a missed bearing is a stopped line.
- 01Capacitive response through sawdust and film
- 02Sealed enclosure · IP-rated for plant environments
- 03One-tap flows built for gloved hands, not fingertips
This is how maintenance stops being reactive —
for every factory on earth.
A basic task runs the plant.
Done wrong, it stops it.
Every piece of moving equipment has bearings. They must be greased with the right amount, the right type, at the right frequency. Today it’s done by hand, from memory. Miss one, and a $260K/hr line goes down.
Factories are growing faster than the people who keep them running.
US manufacturing construction spending tripled between 2020 and 2023, the fastest build-out in a generation. At the same time, the technicians who actually know the machines are aging out, and the workforce behind them doesn’t exist yet. Maintenance still runs on tribal knowledge, paper checklists, and a 90-year-old grease gun. That’s the gap.