Tanai Pvt Ltd  ·  Ahmedabad, India

Engineering, simulation and applied AI for people who make physical things.

CAD, CAM, CAE, PLM and industrial IoT — plus tan.ai, the layer that reads what your machines have been telling you all along.

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CNC cell 04 — spindle load
Press line 2 — die temperature
Robot cell 11 — cycle variance
Weld station 07 — first-pass yield
4 cells · 128 assets ● all within tolerance
Tanai helps industrial enterprises solve key business challenges and achieve their goals with digital transformation solutions in real-world applications.

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Cutting-edge AI, pointed at the machines you already own.

Every machine on your floor emits vibration, current draw, cycle time and thermal drift — and almost all of it is thrown away within seconds. tan.ai keeps it, learns what normal looks like for your equipment, and flags the drift that precedes downtime.

  • Predictive maintenance from your own vibration and thermal signatures
  • Machine vision inspection running at cycle speed
  • Generative design that stays inside what your machines can cut
  • Digital twins, process optimisation and drawing intelligence
tan.ai digital twin running beside a CNC machining cell, showing vibration and thermal analysis
Industrial IoT Connected sensors on industrial production equipment

Industrial IoT

Industrial IoT involves collecting and analysing sensor-generated data to support equipment monitoring and maintenance, production process analytics and control. Tanai offers IIoT consulting and development to create secure IIoT solutions.

  • Sensor selection, edge gateways and secure data pipelines
  • Condition monitoring that reaches the person on shift
  • Supply chain visibility, end to end
Simulation Finite element analysis of a mechanical component

Simulation Services

Pressure from competitors and the need to reach market faster forces manufacturers to reinvent existing designs and produce economical new ones. Simulation is how you do that without paying for every iteration in metal.

  • Structural, thermal, flow and fatigue analysis
  • Assumptions and confidence stated in every report
  • Cloud capacity sized to the run, not to your hardware
CAD Services Design engineer working on a CAD model

CAD Services

For companies that want to concentrate on manufacturing, or that would rather not build a design team in house, we become the design capability instead — from concept through to release.

  • Product design, from concept to production-ready model
  • CAD conversion of legacy 2D drawings and neutral files
  • Technical documentation and exploded views
AI in practice

What applied AI actually changes on a shop floor

Not a chatbot bolted onto a website. Models trained on your own machines, answering questions a plant manager actually asks.

"Which machine will stop me next week?"

Vibration and thermal signatures change for weeks before a bearing fails. tan.ai learns your normal and flags the drift early enough to schedule the stop.

"Did that batch actually pass?"

Camera inspection at cycle speed catches porosity, spatter and finish defects, and keeps a labelled image of every part you shipped.

"Can this bracket be lighter?"

Generative design returns geometry that hits your stiffness target at lower mass — and stays inside what your machines can cut.

"What happens if we change the takt time?"

A digital twin of the cell runs alongside the real one, so you test the change against live data before touching the floor.

"Where is the scrap coming from?"

Cycle time, scrap rate and energy per part optimised together, with the trade-off shown before you commit.

"Do we have to retype these old drawings?"

Dimensions and GD&T pulled straight out of legacy 2D prints and pushed into PLM as structured data.

The Tanai engineering team at work
About Tanai

Small enough to answer, deep enough to deliver

We help industrial enterprises solve engineering problems with digital transformation solutions that survive contact with a real factory. Every engagement starts with a written scope that says what we will deliver and what is out of it.

  • Domain expertise combined with a consultative approach to Industry 4.0
  • Solutions delivered across more than twenty industries
  • Working relationships with platform vendors including PTC and ANSYS
  • Business outcomes agreed before the work starts
How we work

A written scope before a single hour is billed

Every engagement says what we will deliver, what we need from you, and what is out of scope. If we think you are asking for the wrong thing, we say so before the contract rather than after.

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Scope

You send the part, the drawing or the problem. We come back with what we would do, what it costs, and what we would need from your side.

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Review

Work is shown at agreed gates, not dumped at the end. You see the model, the mesh or the pipeline while there is still time to change direction.

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Deliver

Native files, neutral formats and the documentation to go with them. Analyses state their assumptions so someone who was not in the room can check them.

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Support

Revisions happen. We stay available after handover rather than closing the ticket and moving on.

Industries

Solutions delivered across more than twenty industries

Automotive Aerospace Heavy equipment Machine building Medical devices Consumer products Energy Oil & gas Electronics Plant engineering Rail & transport Packaging
Where we work

Four countries, one engineering floor

Each market keeps its own colour across this site — in the band at the top, on the cards, and here. Find your flag, find your contact.

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India

Delivery centre

Ahmedabad, Gujarat — design, simulation, PLM and the tan.ai team

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Canada

Market served

Automotive and heavy equipment programmes, morning ET overlap

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Germany

Market served

Machine building and tier-one supplier work, full CET day

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United States

Market served

Aerospace, medical devices and industrial OEMs

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Tell us what you're building.

Send a drawing, a problem statement, or a rough idea. An engineer replies — not an autoresponder.