MachineMetrics
AI-driven manufacturing execution and analytics platform for discrete manufacturers
- Deployment
- Cloud
- Pricing
- Quote only
- Best for
- Discrete manufacturers in high-mix, tight-tolerance sectors such as aerospace, medical device, and automotive machining who need real-time machine data tied to scheduling and quality tracking.
- Target size
- mid-size plants
Updated · By Oleksii Bilokamenskyi, Founder, MetaProject · How we rank
About MachineMetrics
MachineMetrics offers a manufacturing operations platform called MaximaOS that connects machines, ERP, and CMMS systems into one data model. The platform is organized around four functions: Connect, which gathers machine and business-system data automatically; Execute, which handles scheduling, work orders, labor, tooling, and quality; Optimize, which calculates OEE, downtime, and cycle-time metrics from machine data; and Build, which lets users create custom workflows without code. An AI layer called Max AI answers questions in plain language using live machine data, ERP context, and documented operational knowledge.
The vendor's site describes the product as built for discrete manufacturers, including aerospace and defense, contract manufacturing, automotive, medical device, industrial and heavy equipment, and firearms producers. It emphasizes high-mix, tight-tolerance production environments. The IT and developers section states there is nothing to host, every machine generation can be connected, and the platform offers open APIs and native data streaming, indicating a cloud-hosted deployment. The site also states the platform is ISO 27001 certified.
The vendor's site does not publish pricing information; it directs visitors to request a demo rather than listing plans or rates. It does not specify deployment options beyond the cloud-hosting language noted above, nor does it detail how integrations with specific ERP or CMMS systems are configured, beyond naming Epicor as one system connected in a case study. As a result, pricing model, cost, and integration setup details remain unclear from the material reviewed.
MachineMetrics at a glance
| Headquarters | USA |
|---|---|
| Deployment | Cloud |
| Pricing model | Quote only |
| Pricing (as reported) | quote |
| Target size | mid-size manufacturers |
| Industries | Aerospace & Defense, Contract Manufacturing, Automotive, Medical Device, Industrial & Heavy Equipment, Firearms |
| Integrations | ERP, CMMS, Epicor |
Pricing and facts as reported by the vendor or public listings, checked when this profile was researched. Source: machinemetrics.com.
Pros and cons
What works
- Documents automatic machine data capture without manual entry
- Categorizes downtime stoppages from machine signals
- Calculates OEE, availability, performance, and quality from machine data
- Offers open APIs and native data streaming for integration
- States ISO 27001 certification
What does not
- No pricing information published on the site; requires a demo request
- Cloud-hosted with nothing to host locally; no on-premise option described
- Integration details for specific ERP or CMMS systems are not documented beyond general mentions
Who MachineMetrics is best for
Discrete manufacturers in high-mix, tight-tolerance sectors such as aerospace, medical device, and automotive machining who need real-time machine data tied to scheduling and quality tracking.
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