Passing craft on
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Scroll to exploreTransmission captures the hands-on expertise that keeps workshops, bakeries and production lines alive, and turns it into knowledge that can be passed on: to train people, not to replace them.
How it works
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We come to your floor and film the real work: the gestures, the corrections made by hand, the quick glances, the edge cases nobody ever wrote down. No script, no staging, no interruption — your line keeps running. Capture is consented and bounded, and the expert remains the author of their own knowledge.
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We turn raw capture into readable knowledge: gestures broken down, decision rules, the trade’s vocabulary, the usual mistakes and how to recover from them. AI acts as archivist and editor, never as a stand-in: every entry is reviewed and approved by the person who knows.
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We deliver learning paths you can use on day one: guided apprenticeship, gesture sheets, annotated video, hands-on scenarios. The expert becomes a teacher instead of a dependency. We measure one thing: how long it takes a newcomer to work unsupervised.
Crafts we capture
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Our pledge
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None of our capture is used to train a machine meant to take the place of the person on camera. The deliverable is a learning path, not a robot.
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Capture is voluntary, time-boxed, announced, and every sequence is approved by the person involved before it enters the knowledge base. Saying no carries no consequence.
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Everything we capture remains the property of the company and its craftspeople. It is never resold, never pooled, never fed into a third-party training set.
Let’s talk
Tell us which trade worries you and who holds it. We come back with a first map of the know-how at risk, no strings attached.
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