Manual Supervision
- No way to confirm operators stayed at their machines
- No per-operator time data
- No machine-wise work records
- Productivity judged by spot checks
Aditya Engineering
A precision engineering shop floor with nine machines and one operator each — and no reliable way to know who was actually at their station, and for how long.
The reality of manual floor supervision
TentoVision deployed an AI monitoring system across Aditya Engineering's machine floor — enrolling each operator and linking the existing cameras to a central application that tracks presence and time at every machine.




From guesswork about who was at their machine to a full, automatic record of every operator's time across every machine.
Why one supervisor can't reliably track nine machines at once — and what automatic, always-on monitoring changes.
Clear, measurable visibility into how every machine-hour on the floor is actually spent.
Per operator, at every machine
Daily & weekly hours captured automatically
Who worked which machine, and for how long
Managers review work-hour data anytime
Earlier, knowing whether an operator was actually at their machine through the shift was guesswork. Now we can see it clearly — who worked which machine, for how long, every day and across the week. That visibility has changed how we plan and run the floor.