On-device manufacturing AI
- On-device AI — drawings never leave the shop
- Direct control of 9 CAD·CAM systems
- Ontology-driven deterministic reasoning
DION AI
02 · DION
Four letters, four technologies
- Design — reads machining features from drawings
- Intelligence — learns shop-floor know-how
- Ontology — reasons within the knowledge graph
- Network — connects 9 CAD·CAM systems
03 · Machine data
Machines, understood as data
- Lathe, 3-axis, 5-axis — one ontology for all
- Axis layout, travel and interference as relations
- KBM applies machine limits to process decisions
04 · Chuck & jaw data
Gripping conditions, computed
- Chuck and jaw strokes captured as data
- Soft-jaw steps registered as instances
- Grip feasibility judged per stock diameter
05 · Tool data
Tool selection with evidence
- Tool and holder standards unified in the ontology
- Feature → process → tool matched by KBM
- Built on 5,061 machining knowledge mappings
06 · NC output
Verified NC code, delivered
- FANUC 9 series · 11 machine-model posts
- KBM cutting conditions applied with evidence
- Output only after human approval
07 · In-house LLM
An LLM fine-tuned on the shop floor
- Fine-tuned for CNC machining
- NVIDIA Innovation Lab · 8×H100 · 60 days
- Served on-device — no drawings leave the shop
08 · Partners
An ecosystem built together
- Siemens technology partner · Hexagon Korea partner
- NVIDIA Inception member · NVIDIA Innovation Lab
- AWS and Lambda startup programs
09 · Graph
Design the process as a graph
- Node-based process pipeline editing
- Model import → features → KBM → NC
- Human approval gate before execution
10 · Board
Instruct in chat, execute on approval
- Natural-language direction → step proposals
- Human approval before execution
- Cutting conditions returned with evidence