Wizata

Wizata is a Luxembourg-based software company that provides an industrial AI platform for manufacturers, with a focus on process manufacturing. The platform is organized around three components: a Data Hub for digitally mapping production processes, assets and data sets into a unified name space; an AI Lab where users build machine-learning solutions using drag-and-drop tools or pre-built applications; and a Control Panel for real-time monitoring and intervention on running processes. The company frames its method as a three-step sequence — Digitize, Design, Operate — and offers model templates so that a machine-learning model developed for one asset can be replicated automatically across similar assets, which it positions as the key to scaling and maintaining industrial AI deployments.

Stated outcome areas include product quality, energy consumption, operational equipment efficiency and yield or ROI per production line. Wizata also markets packaged applications such as an Anomaly Detection Assistant and an Energy Saving Assistant. The platform is built on Microsoft and Amazon Web Services technologies and follows an open-architecture approach, including AI applied to the security of edge computing devices. Wizata emphasizes customer ownership of data and models: all data and AI models created on the platform are described as the customer's intellectual property, data is stored either on customer infrastructure or in a dedicated Wizata tenant with access control, logging and backup, and solutions are stated to comply with GDPR. The company also states principles of transparency, fairness and security in its AI development.

An external directory describes Wizata's earlier positioning more broadly, covering manufacturing (Industry 4.0), insurance, energy, healthcare and e-commerce for predictive management and process optimization, with data scientists embedded in client teams.