Every operation has legacy systems. Few are prepared for the day they fail.
Majel is the modern industrial computer that's designed to be replaced.
Legacy test, measurement, or control systems look cheap right up until they don't. Emergency replacement, lost production, technical expertise that was never documented — the bill arrives all at once and keeps coming for years.
So manufacturers face a dilemma: initiate a costly rebuild project to update their critical systems, or let the product lines they support slowly die.
Majel offers an alternative.
We come on site to reverse-engineer your PC-based system.
Wherever the knowledge lives — in people's heads, schematics, old source code — we'll find it.
A Majel unit is configured to replace the system's custom software and the PC it runs on.
Majel resurrects your OT assets without the cost and headaches of a traditional CapEx project.
Majel's AI interface retains all there is to know about your custom system.
When the Majel unit eventually needs replacement, you don't have to pay to reengineer the project all over again.
No more tribal knowledge walking out the door when maintainers move on.
Want to know how to change a parameter? How about how to troubleshoot a problem? Ask Majel's integrated AI just like you'd ask your best technician.
IT departments love Majel because its not a PC. That means no Windows maintenance. No one-size-fits-all password policies. And the smallest cyberattack surface in the industry.
You don't need an internet connection to use Majel's AI. Never pay for tokens or cloud usage. All your sensitive IP stays local.
When Majel itself needs to be replaced, it's ready to help. The MCP connector surfaces everything the system learned during deployment — giving an integrator or another AI agent a complete blueprint for an equivalent replacement. The knowledge outlives the hardware.
No cost. No commitment.
Schedule a legacy system review for your site.
We come to your facility for the day, identify your high-risk systems, and leave you with a scorecard for failure preparedness versus financial impact.