Let's talk about your plant
Tell us your segment, your line, and where the loss is worst. A Porcelio ceramics engineer will map the closed loop to your production and scope a pilot.
Prefer email?
Reach the team directly and we'll route you to the right engineer.
hello@porcelio.com
For technical teams
Ask for an architecture review of the twin, perception, and the GPU-essential stack.
See the architectureReasons teams reach out
Whatever stage you're at, there's a way in.
Scope a pilot
Land on one workflow with a hard downgrade, energy, or yield metric.
Architecture review
Walk your engineers through grounding, bounds, and integration.
Multi-site strategy
Standardize body, glaze, and firing across plants.
What to expect from us
Nothing required, but helpful to know
Come as you are, but if you have these, the first call goes faster.
- A target lineThe kiln or line where the loss is worst.
- A rough numberDowngrade rate, energy per m², or sorting cost.
- A championSomeone in ops or quality who feels the pain.
- An open questionAnything about the twin, perception, or the stack.
“The first call wasn't a pitch. They drew our line on a whiteboard and showed us exactly where the loop would close.”
From first message to first metric
What happens after you reach out.
We map your loop
A ceramics engineer maps perceive–decide–act to your line.
We agree a metric
Set a hard downgrade, energy, or yield target up front.
We scope a pilot
Plant-edge, on one line, under real production.
We prove and expand
Hit the number, then grow kiln by kiln.
We'll meet your plant where it is
Kilns, presses, glaze lines, inspection, SCADA, MES, tell us what you run and we'll map to it.
Kiln & press OEMs
Glaze & decoration
Inspection & data
Ceramics groups
to a real engineer, not a bot
Reach out and a ceramics engineer who understands the physics and the platform responds, typically within a day.
Answers for plant leaders
Who will I talk to?
Do you sign NDAs?
Can you talk to our OEM or integrator?
Ready when you are
Book a pilot conversation and we'll bring the map of your loop to the first call.