01What does NeoBram do?+
NeoBram is an Industrial AI Engineering company based in Bengaluru, India. We build and deploy AI that removes repetitive work, finds equipment and quality problems earlier and helps industrial teams make faster decisions: from proven products such as NeoVision industrial vision to custom prediction, knowledge and automation systems. Systems run in the cloud when appropriate and privately, on-premises, at the edge or fully offline when required. Behind them, our team works across machine learning, generative AI, AI agents, computer vision and domain-trained language models, and we transfer the operating knowledge to the customer team.
02Which industries does NeoBram focus on?+
Manufacturing and asset-intensive industries. The primary industries are manufacturing, oil and gas, pharma manufacturing and food and beverage manufacturing; the secondary industries are EPC and industrial engineering and water and wastewater treatment. We bring AI engineering patterns; the customer supplies the process, quality, safety and regulatory authority. A project proceeds only when named customer experts can define the domain rules and accept the result.
03Where is NeoBram headquartered and where do you work?+
NeoBram's engineering base is in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. We work with teams in India, the Middle East, Europe and the United States through remote collaboration and scoped on-site work. Delivery location, working hours, data residency and travel requirements are agreed for each engagement rather than assumed from a sales region.
04How long does an industrial AI project take?+
Delivery time depends on the use case, available data, integrations and validation requirements. Where NeoBram already has a reusable product or accelerator, the first deployment can often move significantly faster than a custom build. Because NeoVision is built on a reusable industrial vision platform, deployments can often move significantly faster than a fully custom computer-vision project. Final timing depends on camera readiness, use cases, integrations, hardware and site conditions. A new predictive model for a unique process, a regulated pharma system, a multi-site rollout or company-specific model training takes longer because discovery, data preparation, validation and integration set the schedule. We agree the plan for your specific case before work starts and do not publish one standard timeline for every project.
05Can NeoBram deploy AI on-premises or fully offline?+
Yes, when the use case, hardware and model licences support it. We compare fully offline or air-gapped, on-premises, private-cloud, edge and hybrid designs. The decision includes identity, logging, patching, backup, monitoring and support access not only where inference runs. We document which data can cross each boundary before implementation begins.
06Who owns the model, code and project assets?+
The contract should state this precisely. NeoBram can transfer client-specific source code, configuration, prompt and retrieval assets, evaluation cases, deployment files and documentation. Fine-tuned weights or adapters can be transferred when the selected base-model licence permits it. Third-party models, libraries, data and connectors remain subject to their own licences and are not automatically owned by the client.
07Can NeoBram integrate with SAP, MES, historians, LIMS or QMS platforms?+
We design integrations around the interfaces the client can lawfully and safely expose, including APIs, files, databases, event streams, OPC UA and MQTT. Common environments include ERP and maintenance systems, MES, SCADA and historians, LIMS, QMS and document systems. A named product on this site is an integration context, not a claim of vendor partnership or a pre-certified connector.
08How do you handle GxP, governance and validation?+
NeoBram supports risk assessment, requirements, traceability, testing evidence, audit logging, access control, change control and human approval. The pharmaceutical company's qualified quality and validation professionals remain responsible for the intended use, predicate-rule interpretation and release decision. We describe solutions as GxP-aligned only when the workflow is designed for that environment; we do not claim that an AI product is automatically compliant.
09How much does an industrial AI pilot cost?+
We do not publish a universal pilot price because cost depends on data condition, interfaces, hardware, validation, security, travel and support. The first step is a bounded scope with assumptions and exclusions. Our public calculators are illustrative business-case tools; they do not quote NeoBram fees, predict a guaranteed return or replace a feasibility assessment.
10What happens after a pilot?+
The pilot ends with an evidence review, not an automatic rollout. Client owners compare the agreed baseline, acceptance tests, failure cases, operating cost, security findings and user adoption. The decision may be to stop, revise, scale one workflow, or prepare a wider rollout. Handover should include code and configuration covered by contract, evaluation assets, documentation, training and an operating plan.
11Does NeoBram provide the industry domain expertise?+
No. The customer provides domain authority. Operators, engineers, quality teams, safety leaders and regulatory owners define process truth, engineering rules, operational constraints, safety and quality criteria, regulatory interpretation and final operational decisions. NeoBram provides AI architecture, ML, GenAI and agent engineering, model training and fine-tuning, data and integration engineering, private deployment, evaluation, production assurance, documentation and capability transfer. Selected Food & Beverage engagements can also be supported by an industry SME with approximately 30 years of sector experience; this does not extend to other industries.