Rtm
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RTM.ai provides AI-powered monitoring and anomaly detection solutions for manufacturing and industrial facilities, analyzing real-time facility data and documents to identify equipment issues, quality defects, and safety risks.
Also known as RTM AI Β· RTM Co., Ltd. Β· μν°μ
Investors Β· 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026RTM (μν°μ ) is a Seoul-based company that develops artificial intelligence software for manufacturing and industrial sites. Its portfolio is organized around four products: M.AX Agent, a manufacturing AI agent that searches field data and documents to answer questions and support root-cause analysis for repetitive work, with on-premise and air-gapped (network-separated) deployment options; RISA, a safety AI product that uses existing CCTV cameras with local video processing to detect intrusion into hazardous zones and signs of fire or smoke in real time and to log events automatically; Hubble, a vision AI product that judges quality defects against site-specific inspection criteria, showing defect location and the basis for the judgment, and which the company says can be started from 20-100 images with production applicability verified within two weeks; and EHM, an equipment AI product that analyzes small changes in equipment data to detect anomalies early and predict outcomes.
The company also builds custom AI solutions for semiconductor process management, including health-score and multivariate analysis tools that integrate sensor data for real-time anomaly detection and defect prevention. At Automation World 2025 it presented the Hubble Solution Machine, an AI inspection solution combined with inspection equipment intended to minimize secondary manual inspection work and automate the inspection process across applications from semiconductors to industrial goods. A third-party business-data profile describes RTM as an AI-based data solutions provider for advanced manufacturing processes, classified under IT services and IT consulting.
Business model
RTM sells AI software and solutions to manufacturers, deployed on customer sites including on-premise and network-separated environments, and delivers customer-specific custom solutions and inspection equipment alongside its packaged products. Prospective customers are asked to describe their problem and available data, after which the company assesses applicability, indicating a consultative, project-based engagement motion. RTM has also acted as a supplier under Korean government AI voucher support programs.
Traction
Published customer cases include a global battery manufacturer where a Hubble AI vision inspection system judged defects such as tab folding and cell overlap in assembly and pack processes, with the engagement expanding from one verified process to seven; a specialty gas manufacturer where inspection automation equipment and Hubble were deployed for cylinder valve shipping and return inspection; and an industrial valve manufacturer where a recipe-based AI appearance inspection system covered 30 models. The company cites customer project results of 99.5% accuracy for chamber gas leak detection, an average 11% productivity improvement among adopting companies, 16% product value increase and cost reduction to 90% of current operating costs.
Latest developments
In March 2025 RTM unveiled the Hubble Solution Machine, an AI-based automated inspection solution and equipment, at Automation World 2025. In December 2024 it was highlighted as a solution to watch at the same event for semiconductor process optimization using health-score and multivariate sensor analytics. The company's news section also covers Samsung Electronics' DSEP platform for sharing semiconductor process data in real time with around 60 materials, parts and equipment partners.
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Market position
RTM positions itself as a custom manufacturing AI vendor spanning equipment, quality, safety and work-process use cases, with particular emphasis on semiconductor process management and optimization; it has been recognized as a ministerial-award-winning supplier in Korea's AI voucher support program.
Products are positioned around fast, low-data onboarding and site-operable systems: Hubble can begin with 20-100 images and verify production applicability within two weeks and uses recipe-based configuration so customers can operate and expand inspection themselves; RISA reuses existing CCTV infrastructure with local video processing rather than requiring new cameras or cloud upload; and M.AX Agent supports on-premise and network-separated environments with modular adoption of individual agents.
Technology
Deep learning-based machine vision for defect classification and localization, sensor-data analytics with health scores and multivariate analysis for equipment anomaly detection and prediction, computer vision on existing CCTV streams processed locally for hazard and fire/smoke detection, and an AI agent that retrieves answers and supporting evidence from field data and documents. Deployments support on-premise and air-gapped installations. A recipe-based inspection framework allows customers to operate and extend inspection across many product models.
Go-to-market
The website funnels prospects through an applicability assessment request, promising a response from a representative within one business day, and supports sales with published customer case studies, a blog on manufacturing AI topics and a news section. The company exhibits at industry trade shows such as Automation World 2025, where it unveiled the Hubble Solution Machine, and participates in Korean government AI voucher programs as an award-winning supplier.
Manufacturers and industrial facility operators, including secondary battery/global battery manufacturers, specialty gas producers, industrial valve makers, semiconductor process operations and general industry, as well as organizations addressing Korea's Serious Accidents Punishment Act safety obligations.
Geography
Headquarters and research lab are at Gwangsung Building, 11 Yeoksam-ro 3-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea; a third-party profile lists the same Yeoksam-ro address and a Korean phone number.
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launches, deals, and filingsRTM is described on its blog as a supplier company that received a minister's award in connection with Korea's AI voucher support program.
RTM presented the Hubble Solution Machine, an AI-based automated inspection solution combining high-precision AI inspection software and inspection equipment, aimed at minimizing secondary manual inspection and automating inspection processes across semiconductor and industrial manufacturing, with customer-specific solution development.
Coverage described RTM's custom AI solutions for process management, using health scores and multivariate analysis tools to integrate sensor data, perform real-time anomaly detection and prevent defects in semiconductor processes.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Rtm do?
- Korean manufacturing-AI company offering equipment anomaly detection, AI vision inspection, industrial safety and agent software.
- Who are Rtm's investors?
- Rtm's investors include Kiwoom Investment.