The safety operating system for industrial automation.

Factories are filling with robotic arms, mobile robots, and forklifts moving faster and closer to people than ever — and safety systems haven't kept up. Pluma continuously monitors robot cells and forklift operations after deployment, so your safety case stays valid on the floor and your compliance evidence is always audit-ready.

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Why now
Traction

Deployed with our first manufacturing partner

Pluma is live on a production floor today — monitoring robotic work cells and forklift traffic side by side at a U.S. manufacturing facility.

Regulatory shift

Safety compliance is becoming continuous

ISO 10218:2025 — adopted in the U.S. as ANSI/A3 R15.06-2025 — is the first rewrite of the industrial robot safety standard since 2011. Its new Part 3 covers the companies that operate robots: safeguards verified continuously, cells re-validated after every change. Compliance is no longer a checkbox at commissioning — it's a state you keep proving.

Beyond compliance

Catch procedure drift before it becomes an incident

Pluma also flags when standard operating procedures aren't followed on the floor — so deviations surface as coaching moments, not accident reports.

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Run robots or forklifts on your floor?

We're partnering with a small number of manufacturers ahead of launch. If continuous safety monitoring sounds relevant, we'd like to talk.

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Safety comes first, then robots.