PRODUCT POSSIBILITIES / BY TOMATRIX
From agents that coordinate work to software that understands the physical world. Explore what a useful product could look like—and how to start.
52 PROPOSED CONCEPTS · 6 TECHNOLOGY AREAS
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52 proposed concepts across six technology areas. Each includes a workflow, technical approach, integration needs and a realistic first pilot.
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Agents & workflows
VIN-linked campaign evidence. Repair readiness queue.
A recall notice is only useful when the correct vehicle, open campaign, available remedy and repair status can be connected. Service teams need a traceable route from published evidence to a reviewed follow-up.
Knowledge & reasoning
Fault-code evidence retrieval. Vehicle-specific bulletin matching.
Fault codes, repair history and manufacturer bulletins sit in different places. A technician needs the relevant evidence and its applicability before choosing a diagnostic procedure.
Data & decision systems
Failed-session investigation. Connector health context.
A failed charging session can involve the connector, authentication, payment or communications. Operators need session evidence connected to equipment history before dispatching a technician.
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These are opportunities to explore with Tomatrix, not a catalogue of released software. Technology fit, data access, delivery scope and sector requirements are assessed together.
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01VIN-linked campaign evidence. Repair readiness queue.
A relevant starting point · Feasibility firstReferral completeness checks. Source-linked missing items.
A relevant starting point · Feasibility firstPolicy-grounded guidance. Service request routing.
A relevant starting point · Feasibility firstInformed by what’s becoming possible
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