Elwids

Start with one operational priority. Expand on the same data foundation.

Elwids captures the parameters behind your machines, buildings, utilities, water systems, and business workflows. FactoryOps, CarbonOps, and HydroOps are configurable intelligence layers on top of the same trusted operational data.

  • 10+ industrial sites
  • 3 countries
  • 120M+ data points / day
  • ISO 50001 · ISO 14064 / GHG Protocol · IEC 62443 aligned

Configurable blueprints

Choose the first blueprint to scope.

These are repeatable starting blueprints we configure around your site's operational priority, available signals, workflows, and validation target. Each one runs on the same Elwids foundation, so the next use case can reuse the data model instead of starting another integration project.

Production visibility and downtime intelligence

FactoryOps

Operational priority

You do not know why machines stop until the shift is over.

Intelligence outcome

Live machine state, downtime reasons, OEE-ready rollups, and maintenance alerts from mixed-vendor lines.

Proof point

First pilots target 5-9% recovered lost capacity once the right signals are trusted.

Energy waste and carbon reporting intelligence

CarbonOps

Operational priority

Energy waste hides inside after-hours runtime, demand spikes, BMS drift, and delayed utility bills.

Intelligence outcome

A live baseline, ranked waste shortlist, audit-ready Scope 1 and 2 evidence, and retrofit measurement data.

Proof point

Assessments typically identify 8-18% savings opportunities before new hardware is considered.

Source-to-discharge water intelligence

HydroOps

Operational priority

You cannot control water cost or compliance risk until the source-to-discharge balance reconciles.

Intelligence outcome

Real-time water balance, leak and overflow alerts, reuse opportunities, and permit-ready discharge records.

Proof point

First rollouts target 10-25% lower purchased water where reuse and loss signals are measurable.

Scoping matrix

Use repeatable blueprints, then configure for the site.

These are not rigid off-the-shelf products. They are repeatable starting blueprints we scope around the site's operational priority, available signals, workflows, and validation target.

Operational priority

Downtime context, machine visibility, and shift-level decisions

Starting blueprint

FactoryOps

Production visibility and downtime intelligence

What we configure

PLC tags · machine state · runtime counters · downtime events · maintenance triggers

Validation target

Live machine state, downtime reasons, OEE-ready rollups, and line-level automation opportunities.

Operational priority

Energy waste, demand spikes, and reporting pressure

Starting blueprint

CarbonOps

Energy waste and carbon reporting intelligence

What we configure

Meters · HVAC and BMS points · schedules · utility records · demand intervals

Validation target

Live baselines, after-hours waste detection, Scope 1 and 2 evidence, and retrofit M&V.

Operational priority

Water balance, loss detection, reuse, and discharge compliance

Starting blueprint

HydroOps

Source-to-discharge water intelligence

What we configure

Flow meters · tank levels · pump states · treatment stages · discharge points · lab and manual records

Validation target

Source-to-discharge balance, leak and overflow alerts, reuse planning, and permit-ready reporting.

Operational priority

Critical assets need simulation, relationship context, or AI-ready models

Starting blueprint

Digital Twins

Advanced layer once the asset model is trusted

What we configure

Historized asset state · contextual tags · relationships · APIs · event streams

Validation target

Live software mirrors, simulation-ready context, and AI-ready workflows for the assets that matter most.

Start with the operational priority that can prove value fastest. The next blueprint can reuse the same trusted data model instead of restarting integration work.

Talk through your site

Deployed in the field

Fabric manufacturing, Sri Lanka.

A live deployment on the floor of a textile manufacturer: mixed-vendor machines, utilities, water systems, and cold storage feeding one operational data layer. The same foundation supports production, energy, water, and cold-chain intelligence.

In production

One view across stenter lines, utilities, and cold rooms.

Production machines, steam and water systems, energy meters, and cold-room sensors stream into the same Elwids core. Engineering, utilities, and maintenance teams work off one source of truth for operational intelligence — no parallel SCADA, no spreadsheet hand-offs.

Asset groups

6 connected

Teams served

Engineering · utilities · maintenance

Rollout model

Existing devices first

Assets monitored

  • Stenter machines

    Run state, throughput, machine utilization.

  • Fabric production

    Per-line output and quality signals.

  • Energy

    Plant and feeder-level consumption.

  • Steam systems

    Boiler load, distribution, and losses.

  • Water & reservoirs

    Reservoir levels, flow, and reuse.

  • Cold rooms

    Temperature, humidity, and excursion alerts.

Advanced layer

Digital Twins come after the asset data is trusted.

Digital Twins are not a separate starting point or a static model. They sit on top of the Elwids foundation when parameters are captured, calibrated, historized, and contextualized enough to mirror the assets that matter most.

Digital twin view of a smart building showing HVAC, solar generation, occupancy, water usage, energy storage, and charging station telemetry.

Live software mirror

Each connected asset has a current-state representation backed by trusted, normalized telemetry — not a static CAD model.

Context and relationships

Lines, rooms, utilities, and parent-child asset relationships travel with the data, so queries answer in operational terms.

Twin-ready for AI and simulation

Once parameters are calibrated and historized, the same model feeds what-if analysis, predictive workflows, and AI agents.

Ready to try

Start with a 30-day assessment.

The fastest way to see the platform produce concrete results: one site, line, building, or asset group, using your existing data first.