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elunic
Munich, Germany
About
elunic is a Munich industrial AI and IIoT firm working on computer-vision quality inspection, predictive maintenance and multi-agent knowledge systems for manufacturers.
Who They Work With
Manufacturers automating one inspection station or technical-document search on an existing line, not buying an open-ended AI program.
Based on 6 client engagements with a source URL · researched 20 Sept 2026
Our Take
Four named AI installations are documented on live production lines: thyssenkrupp Automotive Body Solutions inspecting car-body doors inline, DB Cargo screening images of up to 400 freight wagons a day for slipped transport film as a camera retrofit over a cloud interface, voestalpine Automotive Components Schwäbisch Gmünd running 360-degree inspection cells on the press-shop outfeed conveyor, and Murrelektronik's "Murrlin" assistant answering technical questions over more than 95,000 product articles on elunic's eluna Multi Agent platform.
What none of the write-ups carry is an outcome figure—no reject rate before and after, no inspection hours saved, no payback measured—so the published evidence shows that the systems were installed and accepted, not what they returned; the 99 percent sensitivity quoted in the thyssenkrupp study is the software's stated guarantee, not a result measured on that line.
Two live showcase pages also carry defects worth noticing: the voestalpine study still prints a Lorem ipsum placeholder quote under the name Max Mustermann, and the Jentner study closes with a testimonial from Schunk's innovation director about a different project.
The weaker fit is a buyer who wants one name on one contract—the impressum states that operations are carried out by the subsidiary elunic Systems GmbH, the inspection product carries an AI.SEE GmbH copyright, and the voestalpine study says voestalpine commissioned elunic AG, so settle which entity signs and which one supports the system.
Key strengths
- Client-side names are on the record: Manuel Gentner at thyssenkrupp, Achim Leister at DB Cargo and CDO Fabian Distel at Murrelektronik are quoted by name and title, so references are traceable
- AI.SEE goes into a line both ways—inline at thyssenkrupp and voestalpine, camera retrofit over a cloud interface at DB Cargo—so an existing conveyor does not have to be rebuilt to start
- eluna Multi Agent, the platform behind the Murrelektronik assistant, is published as open source and offered from SaaS to on-premises, which limits how much of a deployment is tied to one vendor
Good to know
- No case study publishes a before-and-after number—ask each reference what the reject rate, the inspection time or the payback period actually did after go-live
- Confirm which entity signs and which supports: the impressum assigns operations to elunic Systems GmbH, while the voestalpine study says voestalpine commissioned elunic AG
- The GROB FactoryChat and FactoryDashboard study still reads "currently in beta phase" and dates to 2021—ask what happened to it before counting it as delivered work
Reviewed by Gabor Kiss
Founder & Curator, AIAgencies.eu · 20 Sept 2026
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Notable Clients
Every engagement documented in a published case study
Documented engagements: thyssenkrupp Automotive Body Solutions, DB Cargo, Murrelektronik, voestalpine Automotive Components Schwäbisch Gmünd, JentnerGroup, and GROB-WERKE. All 6 carry a source URL on file.
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