Spingence Technology is collaborating with Asteria Corporation and Edgino Technologies to launch an Edge AI Integrated solution that connects field data collection and AI processing with equipment control and notifications. Lenovo Japan is participating as the hardware partner.
The offering combines Asteria’s Gravio AI/IoT platform, Spingence’s Edgestar on-premises AI management software and Edgino’s edge AI architecture and system integration expertise.
Gravio connects cameras, sensors and other field data sources. It links AI decisions to equipment control, notifications and business workflows. Edgestar centrally manages multiple AI models and GPU resources. Enterprises can deploy and operate AI services within their own environments while retaining control over data and infrastructure. The software also makes those services available to existing applications and OS. Lenovo Japan provides workstation platforms as one of the computing environments for edge AI deployments.
Jesse Chen, CEO of Spingence Technology, commented: “AI should create value beyond models and analytics. It needs to operate in the real world and work together with enterprise systems, workflows and equipment. Through this collaboration, we aim to connect enterprise-grade on-premises AI infrastructure with field data and operational workflows, enabling AI to become an active part of enterprise operations and accelerating the transition toward Physical AI.”
The collaboration forms part of Spingence’s expansion in Japan. Spingence plans to continue working with partners to support AI deployments for enterprises, including production and operations.
Source: Spingence Technology
About Spingence Technology
Spingence Technology develops software and systems for manufacturers. Founded in 2015, the company is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. Its products include AINavi, which uses artificial intelligence for automated optical inspection, and Edgestar, which supports on-premises deployment of large language models. Spingence also provides AI infrastructure, model training and digital twin services for factories. Its customer sectors include semiconductor, connector, thermal management and other precision manufacturing industries. The company expanded into edge AI in 2023, building on its industrial inspection work. It lists NVIDIA, Advantech, Dell Technologies and Supermicro among its partners.
About Asteria Corporation
Asteria Corporation develops enterprise software that connects business systems, computers and devices. Founded in 1998, it is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Its products include data integration, content sharing, no-code applications, AI, IoT services and robotics simulation. ASTERIA Warp transfers data between computer systems without programming. Asteria says more than 10,000 businesses, mainly large and midsize firms, have adopted Warp. Handbook X organizes photos, videos, PDFs and website content. Platio lets organizations build mobile apps for workplace tasks. Gravio combines AI and IoT functions in no-code software. Asteria also provides enterprise AI software, consulting, edge computing and data integration services. Its manufacturing customers include semiconductor, connector, thermal management and precision production companies.
About Edgino Technologies
Edgino Technologies advises companies on edge AI market entry and system deployment. Its services target technology providers seeking Asia-Pacific partners and businesses planning edge AI projects. The company supports regional business development, partner coordination, hardware selection and deployment planning. Its reference systems include on-site edge computers and centralized workstations or server clusters. Products include PowerArena for factory vision AI, WaitTime for crowd analytics and Guru Intelligence for AI operations. Namla coordinates AI applications across distributed edge locations. Edgestar by Spingence manages private, on-premises AI deployments. Edgino also advises on private AI infrastructure, orchestration software and industry-specific applications. Founder Pieno Lee previously held business development roles at Lenovo, Dell, Axis and Advantech.
Source: Spingence Technology
About Spingence Technology
Spingence Technology develops software and systems for manufacturers. Founded in 2015, the company is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. Its products include AINavi, which uses artificial intelligence for automated optical inspection, and Edgestar, which supports on-premises deployment of large language models. Spingence also provides AI infrastructure, model training and digital twin services for factories. Its customer sectors include semiconductor, connector, thermal management and other precision manufacturing industries. The company expanded into edge AI in 2023, building on its industrial inspection work. It lists NVIDIA, Advantech, Dell Technologies and Supermicro among its partners.
About Asteria Corporation
Asteria Corporation develops enterprise software that connects business systems, computers and devices. Founded in 1998, it is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Its products include data integration, content sharing, no-code applications, AI, IoT services and robotics simulation. ASTERIA Warp transfers data between computer systems without programming. Asteria says more than 10,000 businesses, mainly large and midsize firms, have adopted Warp. Handbook X organizes photos, videos, PDFs and website content. Platio lets organizations build mobile apps for workplace tasks. Gravio combines AI and IoT functions in no-code software. Asteria also provides enterprise AI software, consulting, edge computing and data integration services. Its manufacturing customers include semiconductor, connector, thermal management and precision production companies.
About Edgino Technologies
Edgino Technologies advises companies on edge AI market entry and system deployment. Its services target technology providers seeking Asia-Pacific partners and businesses planning edge AI projects. The company supports regional business development, partner coordination, hardware selection and deployment planning. Its reference systems include on-site edge computers and centralized workstations or server clusters. Products include PowerArena for factory vision AI, WaitTime for crowd analytics and Guru Intelligence for AI operations. Namla coordinates AI applications across distributed edge locations. Edgestar by Spingence manages private, on-premises AI deployments. Edgino also advises on private AI infrastructure, orchestration software and industry-specific applications. Founder Pieno Lee previously held business development roles at Lenovo, Dell, Axis and Advantech.
