Press, gauge & furnace OEMs
Ship Extruon-ready autonomy with new presses, in-line gauges and billet-heating furnaces. Your equipment becomes the platform for a closed loop rather than a set of setpoints.
Partners
Autonomy shipswith the equipment.
Extruon partners with press, gauge and furnace OEMs, die makers, extrusion groups, integrators and MES vendors so autonomy arrives embedded in the equipment and systems extruders already buy.
Channel and technology partners
NORDHAUS ALUVantera ProfilesSolFrame SystemsKestrel ExtrusionsRhein LeichtbauAurora Billet Co.
Design-partner names are illustrative pending public reference approval. [PLACEHOLDER]
Partner types
Five waysto partner.
Die makers
Pair die design with twin-side flow balancing and correction so dies arrive at the press closer to right, and trial data feeds back into your next design.
MES & quality vendors
Integrate perception, prediction and per-rack traceability into the production and quality systems extruders already run.
Extrusion & aluminium groups
Standardise autonomy across a portfolio, with group benchmarking and fleet learning across your own sites.
Integrators & advisors
Deliver assessments, baselines and deployments at scale under a certified delivery programme.
NVIDIA & cloud
Accelerated computing, simulation and model partnerships for credits, co-marketing and roadmap access across the physical-AI stack.
Why partner
Distribution isthe second moat.
Extruders buy presses, gauges, furnaces, dies and MES from people they already trust. Embedded distribution puts autonomy in that same purchase rather than asking for a new one.
- Equipment partners differentiate hardware with closed-loop autonomy rather than competing on tonnage and price.
- Die makers turn trial reduction into a selling point instead of a cost their customer absorbs.
- MES vendors gain a system of action underneath their system of record.
- Groups standardise once and propagate to every site rather than piloting eleven times.
- Co-sell
Joint accounts with shared assessment and pilot delivery. - Embedded
Extruon-ready equipment shipped with connectors pre-mapped. - Referral
Qualified introductions with transparent attribution. - Delivery
Certified integrators running baselines and deployments.
The integration point
Your equipmentis where the loop closes.
The press writes the move, the gauge sees the result, the furnace sets the taper and the MES holds the order. Partnership is how those pieces stop being islands.
Extruon adds the perception, decision and audit layer between equipment that already exists.
Programme
What eachpartner tier gets.
| Benefit | Referral | Co-sell | Embedded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical enablement | Overview | Full training | Full training + roadmap access |
| Sandbox access | Yes | Yes | Yes + pre-release builds |
| Joint assessments | — | Yes | Yes |
| Connector pre-mapping | — | On request | Shipped with equipment |
| Co-marketing | Logo listing | Joint content | Joint launch programme |
| Commercial model | Referral fee | Shared deal | OEM agreement |
Technology partners
The acceleratedcomputing stack.
Extruon is built on NVIDIA accelerated computing end to end, from edge perception to simulation to plant optimisation.
Jetson & IGX
Plant-edge sensor fusion and robot handling inference close to hot, fast extrusion lines.
Metropolis & DeepStream
High-frame-rate line-scan, RGB, thermal and laser-gauge pipelines optimised with TensorRT.
Holoscan
Real-time orchestration of thermal, laser, camera and PLC streams in a bounded control loop.
Triton & NIM
Versioned, observable, fallback-capable multi-model serving per plant.
Omniverse & Cosmos
The press-and-die twin, heating, flow and quench simulation, and synthetic rare-fault generation.
cuOpt & RAPIDS
Press scheduling, billet and die assignment, cut nesting, aging batching and fleet-scale telemetry joins.
Getting started
From first callto first joint deployment.
Fit conversation
Where your equipment, dies or software sits in the loop, which customers overlap, and what a joint offer would actually look like.
Technical enablement
Sandbox access against a simulated press, connector mapping for your equipment, and a walkthrough of envelopes and the audit trail.
Joint assessment
A shared plant assessment at a mutual customer, producing one baseline and one proposed wedge workflow.
Joint pilot
A paid pilot with clear ownership on both sides and a single agreed success metric.
Embedded programme
Connectors pre-mapped and shipped with your equipment, and a joint launch to your installed base.
Assurance-grade by default
Trust is the gateto autonomy.
Extruon never asks for control it has not earned. Shadow mode proves accuracy against your operators and gauges; advisory mode proves ROI; bounded autonomy only follows once the gates are met.
Per-tenant everything
Data, models, retrieval indexes and memory are scoped per tenant and per entity. On-prem deployment is available for sensitive producers.
Your die geometry stays yours
Die designs, customer drawings and recipes never leave your boundary. Fleet learning shares defect signatures and process priors, never geometry.
Immutable action log
Every perception, recommendation, approval and setpoint write is recorded with its evidence, ready for quality and customer audits.
SSO, RBAC, encryption
SSO and role-based access, encryption in transit and at rest, SOC 2 programme in progress, and fail-safe interlocks on every write path.
Measured on the press
The outcomespartners sell on.
Every Extruon engagement starts with a baseline and ends with an audited delta. These are the target bands we underwrite in a paid pilot.
+4.2 pts
Press recovery uplift, saleable vs charged metal
−38%
Surface-defect and dimensional rejects
−61%
Die-trial pushes before a die is signed off
−12%
kWh per tonne across heating, quench and aging
Target outcome bands modelled from design-partner baselines. [ASPIRATIONAL — to be replaced with audited pilot results.]
Seven agents, one orchestrator
The plant runs as a crewof specialised agents.
Each agent owns a physical stage of the line, senses it directly, and acts inside an approved envelope. A plant orchestrator arbitrates between them so nobody optimises recovery at the expense of temper.
Heat-and-press agent
Controls billet temperature taper, ram speed, breakthrough pressure, container and die temperature, and exit temperature to keep metal flow balanced and the profile on dimension.
Profile-and-defect agent
Senses and predicts cross-section dimensions, wall thickness, straightness and surface defects — die lines, pickup, scoring, blisters — from fused vision and laser gauge.
Die-and-flow agent
Optimises die temperature, correction and flow balance to cut die trials and the twist and bow that send profiles back to the stretcher.
Quench-and-stretch agent
Controls press-quench cooling rate and stretch-straightening so temper and flatness land inside spec on the first pass.
Cut-and-age agent
Controls cut-to-length, batching and aging ovens to reach T5 and T6 mechanical properties without over-soaking the oven.
Robot-and-handling agent
Drives robotic pulling, stacking, racking and packing of long, hot, delicate profiles — the handling nobody wants to staff at 3am.
Yield-and-throughput agent
Optimises press recovery, scrap, butt and offcut loss, and energy per tonne across the whole line rather than one station at a time.
Extrusion-knowledge agent
Answers metallurgy and die-design questions with citations into your die books, profile drawings, press recipes and alloy specs.
Press-and-die digital twin
Simulates billet heating, metal flow through the die, quench and profile properties — hitting the target profile and yield before the push, not after the scrap.
Partners
Ship autonomywith what you already sell.
Tell us where your equipment, dies or software sits in the loop and we will map the joint offer.
Land on one press. Expand press by press, module by module, site by site.