Introduction to Fuuz
Founder Craig Scott on where Fuuz came from and how it addresses IT and OT integration in manufacturing — why legacy systems break on update, and what a cloud-native platform does differently.
Platform demos
17 recorded demonstrations of the Fuuz® platform — shop-floor execution, overall equipment effectiveness, statistical process control, traceability, edge connectivity and application development. No form, no sales call, nothing gated.
Platform Demos
Recorded walkthroughs of the platform, start to finish.
Founder Craig Scott on where Fuuz came from and how it addresses IT and OT integration in manufacturing — why legacy systems break on update, and what a cloud-native platform does differently.
What changes when a unified platform replaces monolithic ERP, MES and SCADA systems: one data model instead of silos, visual configuration instead of code, and continuous updates with no downtime.
The cloud platform and the edge gateway, and the path data actually takes from a CNC to the cloud over OPC UA and MQTT. Covers public, hybrid and private deployment against the same tools and APIs.
How the ISA-95 framework organises the platform, and how a publish-and-subscribe model moves data between ERP, MES and machines in real time — in both directions.
Shop-floor execution: barcode-driven data capture at the operator panel, full genealogy of materials and work orders, bill-of-material consumption, and the progressive path from manual steps to automated ones.
A short orientation to the session series: the core concepts and the four designer tools, ahead of the platform walkthrough.
Recorded Demonstrations
Individual capabilities, demonstrated against real screens.
Overall equipment effectiveness calculated in real time and adjusted as equipment state changes, with drill-down by plant and work centre, schedule attainment against the ERP, and metrics you can redefine for your own environment.
Forward and backward traceability from a serial, lot, batch or production order — linkages, equipment and storage, operator notes, quality checks and the audit trail, exportable to CSV or PDF.
Selecting characteristics for analysis, capturing data in-line, in the lab and at inventory, and charting it as X-bar, R or Cpk with custom subgrouping — tied back to the production run, lot or serial it came from.
Work centres linked to their assets, downtime events tracked with mean time between failures and mean time to repair, and a reliability dashboard comparing ninety days of maintenance history.
Grouping production orders into campaigns by product attribute to cut setup and clean-in-place losses, with generated alerts on operational anomalies and role-based control over what the model may read.
Standing up the edge gateway in Docker, pointing it at an OPC simulator instead of a live programmable logic controller, browsing tags, and bulk-subscribing from a filtered CSV.
Short Demos
One idea each, in a few minutes.
Modelling data, building screens and shipping in one place — with a GraphQL API generated the moment a model is defined, and versioning, rollback and governance built into the lifecycle rather than bolted on.
End-to-end testing that correlates interface actions with backend logs, so a non-technical analyst can run a full test without writing code.
Building a working application in Fuuz through a conversation with Claude, over the platform's own tooling.
Claude working through the Fuuz tooling in an editor to build data capture for statistical process control — identifying the process steps, building the flow, and fixing validation errors as they surface.
A short walkthrough of assembling an application in the platform.