For Industrial Workforces

Rivet supports people who assemble, integrate, and test highly engineered products. With human capabilities aided by task-aware technologies, work is traceable, reliably performed, and serviceable downstream.

On modern shop floors, hands-free work instructions are now setting productivity standards, while PLM models act as virtual tooling to align precision parts. Rivet is making these use cases more powerful and practical. Our systems offer industrial-grade usability, AI object detection capabilities, and sensor fusion for tools, machines, calibrated fixtures, and automation equipment.

Traditional facilities can't always support distant customers or fast-moving opportunities. The agile alternative: convert empty land or unprepared buildings into pop-up service depots, logistics hubs, or client sites without permanent infrastructure.

Instead of depending on specialized expertise, light footprint ops favor multirole people and dynamic assignments. Local job functions, work orders, inventory requests, and other duties make sense to generalists when digitally packaged with instructions, and they are made actionable through Rivet's task-oriented mobile systems.

Operators of vehicles, equipment, and infrastructure need reliable fleets, regardless of where they are deployed. Most complex machines require individualized attention, with maintenance, retrofits, and repairs differentiated at the serial number level.

Logbooks and service manuals are giving way to digital twin concepts, offering real-time awareness of assets and their total service histories. Rivet is building task systems to support this data-driven lifecycle. Whether performed by manufacturers or end users, digitized maintenance requires rugged, software-centric tools that guide workforces with exacting procedures, service intervals, and automated diagnostics.