Connect, configure, and tune.
The technical path. Stream and validate plant data, model assets and losses to match your floor, tune the intelligence, and wire the closed loop into the systems already running your lines.
Built for the Engineer.
Controls, automation, manufacturing, and integration engineers who connect, configure, and tune KaizenFlow.
Familiarity with industrial data (OPC-UA / MQTT / historians) and your plant’s control stack.
What you'll learn.
By the end of this path, you'll be able to:
Stream and validate plant data via OPC-UA, MQTT, MTConnect, and the connector library
Configure the asset hierarchy, OEE definitions, and loss taxonomy to match your plant
Tune baselines, thresholds, and confidence so recommendations are signal, not noise
Configure and interpret failure-forecasting models by asset class
Integrate findings into CMMS/MES workflows and verify the closed loop end to end
The modules.
5 self-paced modules · ≈2 hr 2 min total.
Streaming data via OPC-UA, MQTT, MTConnect, and the connector library — and validating the feed.
Configuring the asset hierarchy, OEE definitions, and loss taxonomy so numbers mean what your plant means.
Setting baselines, thresholds, and confidence so recommendations are signal, not noise.
Configuring and reading predictive models — MTBF, Weibull, failure-mode clustering — by asset class.
Wiring findings into CMMS/MES workflows and verifying the loop end to end.
What you earn.
Complete the path and pass the assessment to earn a verifiable credential.
How it's assessed
A hands-on configuration lab: connect a simulated source, model an asset, and validate a recommendation.
Answers, up front.
Do I need to replace my MES, SCADA, or PLCs?
No. KaizenFlow sits on top of your existing stack via OPC-UA, MQTT, MTConnect, and 43+ connectors. The path teaches you to connect, not rip and replace.
Is there a hands-on component?
Yes — the credential includes a configuration lab against a simulated source.
What do I earn?
The KaizenFlow AI Certified Engineer credential.
Make the data trustworthy.
Start the Engineer path, or talk to us about certifying your integration and controls team.