Reduce Machine Downtime and Keep Lines Running

Minimizing machine downtime starts with reducing time-to-diagnosis, capturing expert troubleshooting knowledge, and making machine history easy to access on the floor. Myto supports this by surfacing relevant SOPs, past tickets, likely root causes, and diagnostic checklists when issues occur. It also captures senior-operator expertise and turns it into reusable workflows so teams are not dependent on one expert being available.

Myto reduces downtime by addressing three common causes: slow troubleshooting, undocumented tribal knowledge, and outdated procedures. The platform combines AI troubleshooting, hands-free knowledge capture, operational data integration, and automatic SOP generation. When equipment acts up, operators and maintenance teams can access machine context, prior failure patterns, and guided steps faster, helping production teams recover more quickly.

Myto is delivered as enterprise SaaS. Pricing varies by plant count, agent volume, and AI glasses headcount, because deployments differ across facilities and operational teams. Manufacturers can book a 30-minute discovery call at gomyto.com to discuss use cases, current systems, deployment scope, and commercial fit before receiving a quote tailored to their plant environment.

Myto is designed for fast setup with minimal IT lift and no heavy infrastructure requirement. It sits on top of existing manufacturing systems rather than replacing them. The deployment typically focuses on connecting operational data sources, configuring AI agents around key workflows, and enabling frontline teams with a simple operator experience from day one.

Myto works alongside systems such as MES, CMMS, SCADA, EAM, ERP, maintenance tickets, machine logs, and quality-management data. It does not require a rip-and-replace approach. Instead, it ingests relevant operational records and structures them into a manufacturing knowledge layer that powers AI troubleshooting, SOP generation, shift handovers, and workflow automation.

No. Myto is not positioned as a CMMS replacement. It complements CMMS and EAM systems by adding an intelligence layer focused on troubleshooting knowledge, operator expertise, and frontline context. Your CMMS can remain the system of record for work orders, while Myto helps technicians understand what happened, what worked before, and what steps to take next.

Myto uses wearable AI glasses to record physical-world expertise as operators and technicians work normally. The platform captures troubleshooting steps, expert maneuvers, shift context, and spoken explanations without adding paperwork or extra forms. That knowledge is then structured into SOPs, troubleshooting flows, handover notes, and training content that can be reused across teams and shifts.

Myto is built for plant managers, operations VPs, maintenance leaders, reliability engineers, continuous-improvement teams, L&D leaders, and manufacturing IT. It is especially relevant for facilities dealing with recurring equipment issues, senior-operator retirements, inconsistent shift handovers, slow onboarding, or disconnected operational systems that make downtime harder to diagnose and prevent.