Technology companies recommended by OSICS

Sustainable transformation depends on the right capabilities, the right processes and the right technology. OSICS recommends independent technology companies whose solutions address recurring challenges in pharmaceutical and biotechnology operations.

This directory is a practical starting point. Each company is presented for the relevance of its capabilities and use cases; evaluation and commercial discussions take place directly with the provider.

Technology creates value only when it addresses a clearly defined problem, fits the existing environment and can be adopted sustainably by the people who use it.

Build capabilities and operational problem-solving habits

Industrial know-how transfer

Hapster

Hapster combines a structured method, a digital platform and human support to capture and transfer industrial know-how, including tacit knowledge. Its AI-enhanced approach is designed to accelerate operator autonomy and preserve critical skills in highly regulated environments.

Use cases

  • Tacit knowledge capture
  • Operator autonomy
  • Skills continuity

AI-assisted Lean coaching

Poerava

Poerava embeds Lean coaching directly into daily work. From an operational problem described in plain language or by voice, the platform guides the user toward an appropriate method and coaches them step by step through tools such as 5 Why, PDCA and hypothesis trees.

Use cases

  • Structured problem-solving
  • Team leader coaching
  • Lean practice deployment

Connect teams, data and execution

Digital factory

SCW.AI

SCW.AI provides a Digital Factory platform that brings together performance monitoring, execution, planning, digital compliance workflows, AI and IoT data. It connects real-time manufacturing signals with operational teams and decision-makers, with a stated focus on regulated manufacturing industries including pharmaceuticals.

Use cases

  • Shop-floor visibility
  • Planning and execution
  • Digital forms and logbooks

Intelligent operations for pharma

Seqonis by eschbach

Seqonis by eschbach is an intelligent operations platform for pharmaceutical manufacturing. It brings together shift handovers, visual management, equipment logs, standard work, continuous improvement and information from existing operational systems to create a shared view of daily execution.

Use cases

  • Shift handovers
  • Visual management and KPIs
  • Operational activity traceability

Design and visualize with greater control

Digital twins and extended reality

HakoBio by OUAT!

OUAT! develops HakoBio, an extended reality platform that turns biopharmaceutical facilities into 3D digital twins. It supports facility and layout reviews, immersive training, asset visualization and a shared understanding of laboratories, cleanrooms and production environments.

Use cases

  • Facility reviews
  • Immersive training
  • Asset and flow visualization

Robust design and tolerance analysis

RD8

RD8 provides robust design software, consulting and training for mechanical engineering teams. Analyzing interfaces and tolerance stacks from CAD data helps identify variation risks earlier and improve product robustness, including in drug delivery device and medical device development.

Use cases

  • Tolerance analysis
  • Interface risk
  • Drug delivery device design

Turn industrial data and field interactions into action

Voice AI agents for field teams

aiola

aiola provides conversational voice agents for field teams. The platform captures spoken interactions, structures data, triggers workflows and updates Salesforce. Its templates include debriefs, quality inspections, safety checks and compliance audits.

Use cases

  • Structured voice capture
  • Salesforce updates
  • Field inspections and debriefs

Advanced analytics for industrial performance

Indao

Indao are experts in comprehensive AI solutions for industry. They transform industrial data into actionable recommendations. Their advanced analytics platform helps teams understand the interactions between process parameters, identify gradual deviations, stabilize processes, and improve asset reliability and energy efficiency using existing systems and infrastructure.

Use cases

  • Process performance
  • Drift detection
  • Reliability and energy efficiency

How to use these recommendations

Start with the operational need

Define the problem to solve, affected processes, users, constraints and expected outcomes.

Explore relevant capabilities

Use the categories and use cases in this directory to identify companies worth examining in greater detail.

Evaluate directly with the provider

Review the solution, integration, security, validation, compliance, deployment and commercial terms directly with the company.

Before selecting a technology

A sound decision should consider:

  • the precise operational problem and success measures
  • integration with existing OT and IT systems
  • data quality, location and governance
  • cybersecurity, access controls and business continuity
  • validation and compliance requirements for the intended context
  • user experience, training and change management
  • total cost, deployment resources and expected value

Frequently asked questions

Why does OSICS recommend these companies?

Their capabilities are relevant to recurring operational, organizational and technological challenges in pharmaceutical and biotechnology environments.

Does OSICS sell or represent these solutions?

No. OSICS does not sell, represent, negotiate or contract these solutions. Interested organizations contact each provider directly for demonstrations, proposals and commercial discussions.

Does a recommendation guarantee solution fit or compliance?

No. Security, data protection, integration, validation, compliance and organizational fit must be assessed for the specific use case, site and regulatory environment.