Infinite Uptime PlantOS Prescriptive AI Platform

Infinite Uptime is an Indian industrial AI company founded in 2015 by Raunak Bhinge, with offices in Pune (Asia Pacific), Alpharetta in the US, Dubai and Queensland, Australia, where its MOVUS unit operates. It describes itself as a production outcomes partner for heavy industries such as steel, cement, mining, chemicals, paper and tyres, which lose output and energy to unplanned equipment failures.

Its PlantOS manufacturing intelligence platform combines device-agnostic vibration and condition sensing, vertical-specific AI and human experts to issue prescriptions rather than simple alerts. Equipment-specific AI Shields cover kilns, mills, cranes and furnaces, Flex Reliability mixes wired continuous and wireless periodic monitoring for surfaces up to 150 °C, and Plant Fusion ranks maintenance, stocking and replacement decisions by risk. Prescriptions reach technicians on mobile with digital sign-off, backed by 24/7 AI and expert monitoring.

• AI Shields: equipment-specific AI for kilns, mills, cranes and furnaces using a Dynamic FMEA method.
• Flex Reliability: wired continuous and wireless periodic monitoring rated for harsh, hot surfaces.
• Plant Fusion: risk-ranked decisions on maintenance, spare stocking and replacement.
• Prescriptions on mobile: actionable instructions with digital sign-off by plant teams.
• 24/7 monitoring: AI combined with human reliability experts watching assets around the clock.
• Rugged hardware: sensors listed with ATEX, IP68, RoHS and CE marks.

A Vietnamese steel mill can monitor rolling-mill gearboxes and overhead cranes to avoid unplanned stops. A cement plant can apply kiln and mill AI to detect build-up and bearing faults early. A paper or fertiliser producer can prioritise spare parts and maintenance budgets using risk-ranked recommendations.

The company reports more than 42,984 prescriptions issued across close to 1,000 plants in over 26 countries, with a stated 99.97% accuracy. According to TechCrunch, customers have saved 74,274 hours of downtime and report 5% to 10% gains in productivity, energy efficiency, safety and compliance. The first prescription is delivered within two weeks under a zero-risk implementation model.

Heavy industry in Southeast Asia, including steel, cement and fertiliser plants in Vietnam and Indonesia, is under pressure to raise asset availability while cutting energy per tonne. Buyers are moving from alert-only condition monitoring toward prescriptive, outcome-linked services that bundle sensors, AI and expert diagnosis, which reduces the need for scarce in-house vibration analysts.

Founded in 2015 and originally Pune-based, Infinite Uptime has raised about US$65 million, including a US$35 million Series C in March 2025 led by Avataar Ventures with StepStone Group, LGVP, Tiger Global and GSR Ventures. Australian firm MOVUS is now part of the group. In 2026 it partnered with Microsoft and Tech Mahindra and was included in a Gartner Magic Quadrant for industrial AIoT platforms. Its global presence map lists plants in Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia.