Moducore Joins NVIDIA Connect Program for AI-Driven Offsite Manufacturing

May 14, 2025
Moducore has joined the NVIDIA Connect Program to enhance its ERP platform with AI capabilities, as announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to integrate NVIDIA's AI technologies into Moducore's OffsiteOS for improved manufacturing intelligence.
Moducore Joins NVIDIA Connect Program for AI-Driven Offsite Manufacturing

Moducore has joined the NVIDIA Connect Program to advance its ERP platform for offsite construction manufacturing, announced in a press release. This collaboration provides Moducore with early access to NVIDIA's cutting-edge hardware, software, and AI frameworks, accelerating the development of new technologies for modular and component-based factories.

The integration of NVIDIA's AI compute stack into Moducore's core ERP platform, OffsiteOS, is already underway. This enhancement aims to unlock new capabilities in predictive analytics, production intelligence, and real-time optimization. Moducore's CTO, Jordie Puchinger, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting the potential for a smarter, more connected future for offsite manufacturing.

While the full scope of the new capabilities is yet to be unveiled, Moducore hints at a new generation of factory intelligence tools that will blend AI, IoT, and spatial computing. This initiative underscores Moducore's commitment to providing offsite factories with tools that not only track data but also learn from it, paving the way for enhanced operational efficiency and precision.

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