AI for Manufacturing

Radar is the AI layer that sits alongside your Weever data. When you turn it on, it watches the data your teams already record and tells you what's happening, what's coming, and what to do about it. And it's your choice: when Radar is off, none of your data is read or analyzed; it simply sits in Weever as it always has.

Nowhere new. Your data is processed only by models running inside AWS Bedrock in Weever's cloud environment — never sent to external AI services like ChatGPT or used outside that boundary.

No. Zero-training is enforced at the system design and infrastructure level, by Weever. It is not a setting someone can “enable” via configuration or command.

The LLM model retains no content beyond the moment it answers. Weever keeps a secure record of prompts and responses within its own environment, used only to operate, secure, and improve the product. That record is never used to train AI models, never sold, and is protected by the same privacy rules, access controls and retention policies as the rest of your data.

Weever's multi-layered safeguards include content-safety guardrails that apply to every interaction (both input and output) via AWS Guardrails, system prompt protections, and more.

Your own operational data in Weever: safety observations, sanitation sign-offs, 5S audits, AM checks, quality inspections, and corrective actions. Radar finds patterns across them that no one has time to spot manually.

Radar is human-in-the-loop by design. Outputs are advisory; your team makes the decisions, and, when possible, every insight links back to the source records so you can verify the underlying observations and sign-offs.

No. The regulated audit trail required by standards such as 21 CFR Part 11 (FDA compliance) remains intact. Radar reads your data; it never alters records.

Yes. Radar inherits the legal controls and certifications you already evaluated Weever against: SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11. It is also designed to meet emerging AI regulation, including the EU AI Act and Canada's AIDA, as well as newer technical standards for AI compliance.

Yes, but not by default, but please contact us about special projects and integrations (requires security reviews written permissions for data integration)

Radar's ability to access and read your data is 100% within your control. It's permission-based. If you don't want Radar to have access, you don't have to.

Yes. Weever offers an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets your own LLM or AI services connect directly to your Weever data, so you can build custom AI workflows on top of the data your teams capture on the floor. This is available as a paid add-on. Reach out to us here and we'll walk you through access, setup, and pricing for your use case.