Run every plant at its optimum.
SystemsML is an AI layer above your DCS and APC that computes safe, uncertainty‑aware set‑points for energy, chemical and Waste‑to‑X plants.
Plants run inside
a safety cushion
AI could add about $13 trillion to the world economy by 2030. Almost none of it reaches safety‑critical plants.
Static set‑points. Targets are chosen conservatively and rarely revisited, so plants give up throughput, efficiency and CO₂ every shift.
The trust gap. Black‑box neural models carry no uncertainty and no physics guarantees, so they never clear functional‑safety review.
No measure of confidence. First‑principles APC works at design conditions, but cannot say how sure it is when feedstock, ambient or load drift.
One layer on top
Deployable from lab, to pilot, to full industrial scale. Advanced process control typically pays back in 12–24 months.
Proven, not piloted
Peer‑reviewed on a 1,320 MW thermal power plant, a 660 MW coal power plant and a 395 MW gas turbine system.
Measured,
not promised
Three peer‑reviewed studies on operating plants, read against industry benchmarks for advanced process control.
What it does
SystemsML optimises throughput with bi‑level models bound by KKT conditions, supervises the set‑points your DCS and APC already follow, and prescribes maintenance for rotating equipment before stress becomes failure.
Run the gas‑turbine optimiser yourself: set a target power and an uncertainty level. Open the live tool
The team
The researcher who wrote the papers, and the engineer who puts them on a live plant.
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Dr Waqar Muhammad Ashraf
Founder, domain AI
Waqar founded SystemsML and leads its domain AI: hybrid mechanistic–ML modelling and bi‑level process optimisation. He is lead author of the papers behind the results above.
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Muhammad Irfan
Co-founder, Software Engineer, AI and Data Science
Irfan owns the platform’s architecture and its real‑time deployment on live plant data: the production discipline that gets research onto a control room floor.
Bring one asset and thirty minutes.
Prefer email? contact@systemsml.tech
London, United Kingdom · energy, chemical and Waste‑to‑X plants