Security
This is what the platform under Twinton enforces, and what we promise about the data a twin collects on your floor.
Every action is checked against a right that your site grants and controls. The machine that does the work checks it before acting. A right can be narrowed when it is passed on and taken back at once. There are no shared passwords and no accounts to phish.
Each machine's control interface is closed to the outside by default, and every request that changes state must prove which machine it comes from. Read-only queries stay separate from anything that moves data or money.
A twin can run on hardware you own inside your plant. Where hosting is needed, the recommended region is Hong Kong, chosen because mainland hosting requires an ICP filing that needs a Chinese entity. Source code for the commercial products is private.
Collection is scoped to work and material flow: which station a load reached and when. The design target is that no personal information is collected at all, which keeps a flow-only twin outside the cross-border data regime entirely.
No individual productivity scoring. No face recognition. No green light painted on a machine nobody measured. Access is restricted to named roles and retention is agreed in the pilot terms.
Every message on the factory network is signed by its sender, so a receipt shows who said what. Where we hold the signing key for a factory with no software of its own, every receipt says so, and we state plainly what the operator can read.
Thirty minutes on a call, then a walk of one area of your floor with the twin on a laptop. No preparation needed.
