ce-net

Every machine you run, in one place.

For print farms and labs with printers, robots and PCs from more than one brand.

Printers, robots, lab computers and shop-floor PCs join one private network with a code. You see them all in one console, decide per person who may open what, and hand a task to an AI agent that can only touch the machines you allowed.

Talk to usWhat it does

Where it stands: we run our own workshop on it every day: an 18-printer farm, robot arms and the computers around them. It is not open for public sign-up: we set it up with each company ourselves, starting with factories and larger businesses.

A factory on ce-net, simulated from its real layout: every machine live, every job tracked.

What it does today

Machines

Add a machine with a one-time join code. Each shows whether it is up, what it runs and who reached it last.

People and access

Invite a colleague or a customer with a link. They see only the cells and machines you gave them, never the rest. Every sign-in and action is logged.

AI agents with limits

Send a task to an agent from the console. It acts only through permissions the machine itself checks, and a guest's requests pass a filter before any agent sees them.

What it looks like

Screens from the demo organisation: three machines, recorded data.

Console Machines tab: a printer printing at 46%, a robot arm idle at home pose, a workshop PC slicing
Machines: every machine, what it is doing, when it was last seen.
Console Access controls tab: roles admin and member, a policy file
Access controls: who may open what, enforced on every request.

Try it live

These run in your browser now. They are the same tools we run our own workshop with.

Factory twinWalk a factory floor, follow one lot, change a station and see the flow move.Open →Production line plannerA robot line simulated week by week: stations, operators, bottleneck, cost per unit.Open →Building twinA real clinic's five consultant models merged into one live 3D twin. Click any element.Open →3D mold studioOpen, close and turn a printed casting mold in your browser.Open →

Tell us what you need

Two lines are enough. What do you use today to keep track of your machines, and what is missing?

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