NOA is designed to remove that risk. Projects can begin with PICO and a single workstation or with a basic factory setup powered by jobDB, depending on immediate needs. Both options follow the same architectural principles used in large-scale installations.
This ensures continuity. Workflows, data structures, and process logic remain consistent as operations expand. Scaling does not require rethinking the system or discarding earlier investments. Additional workstations, higher throughput, longer timelines, and more complex coordination can be added incrementally.
jobDB plays a central role in this transition. As volumes grow, it provides the coordination, tracking, and transparency required to manage parallel workflows without losing oversight. What starts as a simple setup evolves naturally into an industrial process.
This approach protects investment on multiple levels. Financially, by avoiding premature overinvestment. Operationally, by preventing disruptive system changes. Strategically, by allowing institutions to respond to real demand rather than speculative forecasts.
Starting small no longer means thinking small. With NOA, growth is planned, controlled, and built into the system from the very beginning.
