Workforce AI Training
Emrys guides each operator through a machine one small step at a time — asking them to try, checking they understood, and remembering every session. Training that never loses patience.
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The machines arrive long before the skills to run them do. Credent closes that gap — Emrys, the same agent that teaches a child to code, trains an operator on a real machine, step by step, checking they're ready before the stakes are real.
Everyone is handed the future and quietly left to figure it out alone. Not on our floor.
Emrys guides each operator through a machine one small step at a time — asking them to try, checking they understood, and remembering every session. Training that never loses patience.
From build design to deployment — Credent's robotics stack, with live 3D build animation, brings automation onto the line and shows your team exactly how it goes together.
Credent's own voice engine — detection, speech-to-text and speech, with Emrys as the brain. Say "lights on" and the floor responds. Hands stay on the work; the machine listens.
Progress, impact and performance tracking across your workforce — so you know who is ready for which machine before the stakes are real.
We design and manufacture our own circuit boards — schematic capture, multilayer layout, DRC-verified routing, fabrication and assembly. When the board your line needs does not exist, we build it.
Not renders of someone else's reference design. These are our own boards — routed here, fabricated, and populated.
Four-layer board carrying the field interface for a robotic picking cell — CAN, RS-485, opto-isolated e-stop inputs, vacuum valve drivers and PWM servo channels, with 24 V field wiring isolated from the compute board. Designed here from a blank schematic.
Eight-layer carrier for a Kria K26 vision-compute module — gigabit Ethernet, USB, MIPI camera lanes, display output and the power tree behind them. Built on an open-source baseline and customised for the picking cell it runs.
We walk your floor with you — mapping the machines, the skills gaps, and where training breaks down today.
Your manuals, SOPs and machine documentation go in — Emrys reads files, images and voice, and teaches from your operation, not a generic script.
Operators learn step by step on the real machine, with Emrys checking understanding at every stage — and analytics showing you exactly who is ready.
Voice control and robotics integration follow — the floor starts to listen, and your trained team commands it.
"One agent. The classroom and the factory. That's the Credent thesis."Ernest Owoahene Acheampong · Founder, CEO & Developer
We're inviting a small number of industrial partners in early — to shape how Emrys trains their floor. Tell us about your operation below.
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