University of the West of Scotland and Aldomak Limited KTP 24_25 R4

A small Scottish manufacturer is automating its entire business—from factory floor to management systems—to turn manual processes into a single, streamlined digital operation. The problem this addresses is common among growing companies: manual workflows and disconnected systems create bottlenecks that limit how much a business can produce and how fast it can grow. Without automation, scaling up becomes inefficient and expensive. If this succeeds, the company will be able to produce more goods with the same staff and resources, while reducing errors and delays. The impact is felt in the supply chains that keep everyday products on shelves—faster manufacturing means fewer shortages and more reliable delivery. For the company itself, the project provides a foundation for accelerated growth without needing to constantly add new people or systems. This is applied, commercially focused work. It does not generate new scientific knowledge but directly improves how an existing business operates, with the goal of boosting productivity and competitiveness.