Observe
Collect structured events, measurements, states, and evidence from factory assets.
The TopX Factory Fabric is being designed to let machines, vision systems, MES, and AI agents share production context—and coordinate action—without discarding existing infrastructure.
Design thesis
The fabric is not intended to be another isolated dashboard. It is a governed coordination layer that respects existing OT boundaries and manufacturing standards.
Collect structured events, measurements, states, and evidence from factory assets.
Use contextual AI agents to interpret exceptions, correlate evidence, and recommend actions.
Control what an agent can see, recommend, approve, or execute—with a complete audit trail.
Reference architecture
Each layer has a clear responsibility so AI does not become tightly coupled to a camera, PLC, database, or vendor-specific interface.
Machines, PLCs, robots, sensors, cameras, and laser profilers.
Standards-aware adapters and normalized production events.
Recipes, genealogy, process state, inspection evidence, and MES context.
Nemotron-powered reasoning agents operating within defined authority.
Human approvals, traceable actions, permissions, and deployment boundaries.
Reasoning at the edge of operations
Nemotron models are being evaluated as the reasoning foundation for specialized agents. The goal is not unrestricted autonomy. It is faster, evidence-backed decisions inside explicit operational limits.
Early conversations