About IoTFlows
We connect the machines, people and AI on every plant floor.
We build the sensors and software that show a plant what every machine is doing, so its people can act before the shift ends.
Our story
Connecting the unconnected.
IoTFlows was started in Atlanta in 2020 by two Georgia Tech engineers from the factory floor: Mahmoud Parto, PhD, who grew up in the factory his father spent his life building, and Ulises Carrasco, from SLB’s manufacturing robotics team.
From a family factory to a global manufacturer, we kept seeing the same thing. The machines held the answers, and almost no one could get them out. Most were never built to report. The largest plants paid for long integration projects; everyone else ran on clipboards.
So we built IoTFlows on three decisions.
Any machine, in minutes.
If a machine can’t report, read it from the outside. SenseAi and BeamTracker go on in minutes, with no PLC and no rewiring, on a 1985 press or last year’s mill. Where machines already speak, our engineers connect PLCs, robots and ERPs directly.
Data that reaches the floor.
A dashboard nobody acts on changes nothing. The same live data drives the operator’s screen at the machine, the maintenance work order, the planner’s schedule and the plant manager’s report.
Every factory, every size.
You shouldn’t need an integration budget to see your machines. Start with 10 to 25 machines for four weeks, with no commitment to buy, and grow from there.
Customers
More than 100 manufacturers run on IoTFlows today, including plants at Delta Air Lines, Siemens, Textron, Stanley Black & Decker and Parker. They make everything from medical implants and mining equipment to bottles, valvetrains and food.
We measure our success by yours. Datwyler cut its shift-changeover downtime in half, Storm Power Components doubled its machine utilization and Hugo Benzing raised efficiency 20% by scheduling its tooling.
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