Partnership · AI & Deep Tech

Infinite Uptime partners Tech Mahindra on physical AI

By Startup Enthusiast · 1 October 2026

What they do

Infinite Uptime sells PlantOS, an industrial AI engine that advises heavy industries on keeping equipment and production reliable

It has teamed up with Tech Mahindra to spread physical AI across manufacturing and process plants

The tie-up pairs its recommendations with Tech Mahindra's reach and IT-OT integration, tracking effects on production

Detecting faults is not enough; plants need the next action built into daily work.
The partners track whether each action improves production.

Infinite Uptime sells PlantOS, an AI platform that tells factory teams which machine faults to fix before the machine breaks down.
Its customers are heavy industries such as steel, cement, mining, chemicals, tyres, paper, food and pharma.
It earns through a subscription (software sold as a service) that is priced as production outcomes rather than one-off hardware.
It stands apart from generic maintenance-prediction tools by giving equipment-specific advice and asking operators to confirm each fix worked.
The company says it runs in about 1,000 plants across 28 countries (August 2026), with offices in the US, Dubai, Pune and Australia.

Product: Real-time fault diagnostics and predictive maintenance for industrial machinery using vibration sensors and frequency analysis
Customers: Heavy manufacturing industries including cement, steel, metals, mining, FMCG, chemicals, oil and gas, power, pharma
How it makes money: Subscription-based SaaS model for predictive maintenance monitoring and diagnostics
What sets it apart: Proprietary frequency analysis of vibrations with AI to predict equipment failures before they occur