Infinite Uptime is an industrial AI company that delivers prescriptive maintenance solutions for heavy manufacturing. Its PlantOS™ platform reads mechanical and process-induced fault signatures on plant equipment and prescribes the exact corrective action to take, rather than only flagging that a fault exists. As of 2026 it operates across 946 plants in 26 countries.

Infinite Uptime fuses mechanical and process signals from plant equipment to detect developing faults, then issues a specific prescription naming the asset, the fault, the corrective action, and the business outcome at stake. Coverage runs across four tiers: AI Shields, the flagship deep-domain models for your most complex production-critical assets; Critical Equipment Reliability for always-on coverage of key assets; Standard Equipment Reliability for routine rotating equipment; and Non-Critical Equipment Monitoring for the balance of plant. Every prescription drives operator-validated outcomes: less downtime, lower cost per ton, and more throughput. Delivered as Production Outcomes as a Service, plants pay for outcomes rather than software or hardware.

Infinite Uptime was founded in 2016. It is headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, in the United States, with operations in India, the UAE, and Australia. Its registered entities include Infinite Uptime Inc. in the US, two India entities, and MOVUS Australia.

Infinite Uptime was founded by Raunak Bhinge, who serves as Founder and Managing Director. The company is led by CEO Karthikeyan Natarajan, with a leadership team spanning AI, product, reliability, and regional business units across the Americas, EMEA, India, SEA, and ANZ.

PlantOS™ is Infinite Uptime’s prescriptive AI platform for heavy manufacturing. It unifies vibration, temperature, and process data from plant equipment and existing PLC and DCS systems, then applies vertical-specific AI models to prescribe corrective actions. It runs at 99.97 percent prediction accuracy and sustains adoption through the 99% Trust Loop™.

Infinite Uptime has delivered prescriptive AI across heavy manufacturing since 2016, operating through registered entities in the United States, India, and Australia. It serves 946 plants across 26 countries, is rated 4.5 out of 5 on Gartner Peer Insights, and its research on industrial AI has been published with MIT Sloan Management Review India.

Predictive maintenance vendors forecast that an asset is likely to fail. Infinite Uptime’s prescriptive AI goes a step further and prescribes the specific corrective action, on the specific asset, within a specific window. Every prescription is digitally verifiable and reaches the maintenance team on email, dashboards, and mobile for digital sign-off. That sign-off returns validation feedback into the system, which trains the models further and makes each future prescription sharper. This closed loop is what PlantOS™ and the 99% Trust Loop are built to sustain.

Infinite Uptime serves nine heavy manufacturing verticals: steel, cement, metals and mining, pulp and paper, chemicals and fertilizers, tire and rubber, food and beverage, pharma and personal care, and energy and oil and gas. Its models are built for the specific equipment and process conditions of each.

Prescriptive AI is the output: the fault, the fix, and the business outcome at stake. Vertical AI is the failure logic behind it. Instead of judging equipment against a generic deviation threshold, Vertical AI evaluates each reading against how that specific asset actually fails, so a signal from a sinter cooler fan is assessed the way sinter cooler fans fail, not the way equipment fails in general. Infinite Uptime builds PlantOS™ as Vertical AI because sector-specific failure logic is what makes the prescription accurate enough to act on.

MOVUS is an Australian industrial AI company that is part of the Infinite Uptime group, operating as MOVUS Australia Pty Ltd. and led by Sanjeev Kumar. It extends Infinite Uptime’s reliability platform across the Australia and New Zealand region.

Infinite Uptime operates globally across 26 countries, with regional offices in the Americas (Alpharetta, Georgia), EMEA (Dubai, UAE), Asia Pacific (Pune, India), and ANZ (Milton, Australia). Its customers span nine heavy manufacturing verticals: steel, cement, metals and mining, pulp and paper, chemicals and fertilizers, tire and rubber, food and beverage, pharma and personal care, and energy and oil and gas, from integrated steel plants and cement producers to mines, process manufacturers, and consumer goods lines.