weasl Connected Worker Platform

Connected Worker Intelligence GmbH is a Dresden, Germany company that became independent from iSAX GmbH and Co. KG on 1 April 2026 to develop and run the weasl platform. The product originated within iSAX, a digitalization partner with over 20 years of experience.

weasl is an AI-powered connected worker platform that acts as the execution layer between ERP or MES and actual operations. It guides workers step by step through assembly, manufacturing, quality assurance and training tasks, and documents work automatically. Target industries listed include automotive, defense, electronics, food, mechanical engineering and medical technology.

• Assembly Guidance: step-by-step instructions for assembly and manufacturing orders.
• Quality Assurance: checks and checklists embedded in the work process.
• Employee Training: guided onboarding and skills support on the shop floor.
• Automatic Documentation: work results are recorded without manual paperwork.
• Execution Layer: sits between ERP or MES and operations to pass order data to workers.
• AI Support: AI-enabled functions for knowledge provision and process transparency.

An electronics assembly plant in Vietnam could guide operators through variant-heavy assembly with automatic quality records. A mechanical parts maker could link ERP orders to digital work plans. A medical device supplier could document each process step for audits.

Fills the gap between MES and the worker, where systems usually lack guidance. The April 2026 press release says customer projects reduced throughput times by 20 to 40% and errors by 30 to 50% (company claim). Automatic documentation reduces manual record keeping, and the interface is available in English and German.

The company states that 60 to 80% of industrial value creation is still performed manually with limited digital support, which drives interest in worker guidance linked to MES. Vietnamese electronics and mechanical suppliers serving European customers face traceability demands that such systems address.

Spun off from iSAX on 1 April 2026; headquartered in Dresden, Germany. Management named in the press release: Robert Buechner, Swen Hallasch, Eduard Daoud and Dirk Engwicht. The founded_year reflects the 2026 legal spin-off; weasl itself existed earlier within iSAX.