Deployed where the cost of being wrong is high.
Elpis runs in real production and reliability environments — including programs where the customer's name never leaves the room. Here's the proof we can publish, framed honestly: the categories we're deployed in, and the kinds of floors we work — with the specifics held in confidence.
Three things we can say without a single disclosure.
Deployed in defense and space-agency programs.
The customers, programs, and agencies stay off the record — permanently. That confidentiality is itself the point: we hold it the way these environments require.
Maintenance and AMC providers across India and the Middle East.
An active service-delivery channel: AMC providers run condition monitoring and predictive maintenance on their customers' floors using Elpis hardware and EREMOS V2 incident workflows.
Operating across India and the Middle East.
A real, current deployment footprint across both regions — plants, multi-site operators, and service partners — without overclaiming "global."
The kinds of floors we work. Anonymized, on purpose.
These are representative patterns, not named accounts — the shape of real engagements with the identifying detail removed. Each maps to a solution and an industry you can read in full.
A mixed-vendor CNC machining floor
Context: A machining operation running FANUC, Brother, and other controllers side by side.
Challenge: OEE and alarm history stitched by hand across vendor-specific dashboards.
Deployed: EdgeConnect over native protocols → canonical CNC vocabulary → EREMOS V2 for OEE Segments and persistent alarms.
Outcome: One operational view across the floor; alarm patterns visible instead of isolated HMI incidents.
→ /solutions/cnc-machining · /industries/heavy-manufacturingA multi-plant operator standardizing OEE
Context: An operator running more than one plant on mixed controllers, wanting one OEE definition.
Challenge: Each plant reported differently; no comparable fleet view.
Deployed: A per-plant EdgeConnect runtime per site; EREMOS V2 aggregating across plants with consistent canonical vocabulary and one OEE definition.
Outcome: A fleet view that preserves per-site identity and offline operability.
→ /solutions/multi-site-operationsAn AMC-delivered condition-monitoring engagement
Context: A maintenance / AMC provider delivering reliability services on a customer's rotating equipment and hydraulic systems.
Challenge: Calendar-based maintenance, no early-warning signal.
Deployed: VAS for vibration and E-IDOS for oil health, with EREMOS V2 incident workflows; customer-controlled routing of which signals reach the AMC.
Outcome: Early-warning triggers on real condition signatures — a better trigger than a calendar, not a guarantee against every failure.
→ /solutions/predictive-maintenanceConfidence is part of the product.
We don't publish customer names, logos, or quantified results — and in the case of defense and space-agency work, we never will. That isn't a gap in our proof; it's a feature of how we operate. The customers who trust Elpis with high-consequence reliability data trust us partly because we don't turn them into a marketing slide. Named, quantified case studies will appear here only with a customer's explicit, written sign-off — and only where disclosure is permitted.
For a serious evaluation, we can arrange a customer reference under NDA where the customer has agreed to it. Ask during scoping.
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Bring the floor you need to prove out and the questions your procurement team will ask. We run proofs of value on real protocols and real signals — and where a reference helps and the customer agrees, we'll arrange one.