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Steel plants run on a lot of data—from the melt shop and caster to rolling and finishing.
We bring that information together on one platform and make it consistent, so everyone is looking at the same story in real time.
B3’s AI agents keep an eye on your process, triage issues and suggest practical adjustments your team can act on right away.
It is just spread across systems and arrives too late.
Three connected layers: Orion connects the data, Neo shows what is happening, B3rry recommends what to do next.
Orion connects historians, lab results, MES, and maintenance records across the melt shop and mill.
Explore Orion →B3rry surfaces recurring patterns behind yield and throughput loss, and recommends the next step.
Explore B3rry →B3 connects melt shop, caster, rolling mill, lab, and maintenance data so your team can act while production is happening, not in next week's report. Orion connects the data, Neo makes heat, cast, and rolling performance visible in real time, and B3rry surfaces the recurring patterns behind yield and throughput loss and recommends the next step.
The melt shop, ladle metallurgy, the caster, rolling, and finishing. Orion brings historians, lab results, MES, and maintenance records from each area into one view, so a cause in one area can be traced to its effect in another.
B3 links what changed upstream to what slowed downstream. For example, when casting speed falls over several heats, it can connect the drop to ladles reaching the tundish colder since an LMF schedule change, and recommend a setpoint adjustment for the next heat, with the change sent to a supervisor for approval.
No. Orion connects to the systems you already run, along with historical data and legacy systems, and brings them into one view across the melt shop and mill. Nothing is ripped out or replaced.
Book a demo or take the Signal-to-Action assessment. We connect to the systems you already run and show you what your data can already tell you.
We connect to the systems you already run and show you what your data can already tell you.