Carbyn works for your crew.
Press record. Do the job. Done.
Press record
One physical button. The light comes on. Nothing records unless you start it.
Do the job
Both hands on the work. The glasses watch and listen.
Talk it through
Explain it like you'd tell the next guy. That's the write-up.
It's filed
Back in the truck, the report's done. Your name on the procedure.
Record a video.
Jot the report.
Your tech talks through the fix like they always do. Carbyn matches the asset, pulls its history, and files the report before they reach the truck.
Unit 12“Head pulley bearing on the north end is running hot again. Swapped the guard and greased it.”
- Symptom
- Bearing overheat, head pulley
- History
- 3rd overheat since May 12
- Fix that
- Seal kit + regrease held 6 mo
- Last tech
- D. Reyes · May 12
20 minutes by hand.
Seconds with Carbyn.
That inspection and JHA used to eat 20 minutes at the end of every shift. Now you walk the line, talk it through, and it lands as a signed report your auditor can read. Never miss the detail that matters again.
Voice command
“Hey Carbyn, write inspection report.”
Daily inspection · JHA
Site
Line 2 · Building C
Shift
Days · 06:00
Inspector
M. Alvarez
Date
Jul 26
Evidence · Clip 08:34
Checks
- Torque · corner bolts
- Pass
- Gasket seat · housing
- Pass
- Leak test · 30 psi
- Pass
- Guard interlock · station 4
- Flag
Job hazard analysis
M. Alvarez · Quality lead
Export · PDF / ERP
AI detects the anomaly in your footage.
A bearing running hot on the conveyor. A hairline crack on a lift bracket. A frayed hoist cable, a scorched contactor, a leaking coil. Carbyn flags them in the video your crew already records.
Line 2 Conveyor Rehabilitation
Contract C-2214
Bearing housing anomaly
MediumLine 2 · Head pulley · Detected by Carbyn Vision
Elevated heat signature and surface scoring on the head pulley bearing housing. Recommend pulling the guard and checking seal wear before the next shift.
Real-time guidance on the line.
Ask out loud, hands on the machine. Carbyn answers from your own maintenance records, not a generic manual.
Tech asks
“Hey Carbyn, how can I troubleshoot belt tracking on conveyor 4?”
Carbyn
- 1.Check tail pulley alignment first. It drives most tracking drift.
- 2.Walk the return side. Look for buildup on the idlers.
- 3.Adjust the snub roller a quarter turn, then re-check the center line.
Source: maintenance log · conveyor 4 · last 90 days
It fits how your floor already works.
Works in your language
English, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, and more.
Offline capture
No signal in the plant? Clips sync when you're back.
Ask your records
Search every past fix by voice.
Exports and integrations
PDF, CSV, and ERP push.
Photo and voice evidence
Every entry carries proof.
Access control
Who sees what, set by role.
