Every zone of the furnace, on the pulpit. Clean.
High-resolution feeds — the mouth, the shell, the electrode and lance zones — hardened for the pulpit and rendered on one wall. The view you used to fight the glass for, now in front of you. The thing you can see today. Converter or arc furnace, the wall is the same: the furnace, legible.

Live enough to run the heat on.
Ultra-low latency, lens to screen — not a feed you watch, but the furnace itself, now, immediate enough to act on as if you were at the window. Redundant hot-standby compute behind it: no blind heat if a node drops mid-heat.
You've always read the furnace by eye.
Every operator does. On the converter, the flame at the mouth carries the decarburization in real time — while the off-gas reading, by contrast, arrives late, describing a bath that has already moved on. On the arc furnace, the foam, the arc, the glow of the panels tell you where the heat is. The experienced operator reads them and acts. That eye has always been the most accurate instrument in the shop. It has just never had a number behind it.
HeatVue makes those reads legible — flame, refractory, electrode, foam, slag — grounded in the physics each one obeys. It does not promise the heat; the bath, the lining, and the electrode decide that. It gives the operator one more independent read, in the moments his instruments are weakest. The call stays his.
Better information, when it matters most.
The reads you trust it with are yours to choose.
The rest, you already know what to do with.
It becomes the expert on your furnace.
HeatVue starts as the wall — the furnace, legible, today. Heat after heat, on your shop's practice and your furnace's own history, the reads sharpen. What begins as showing you the furnace grows, over time, into reading it with you: an expert operator's assistant that earns the floor.
The call stays yours.
The assistant just keeps getting better at your furnace.
Honest about where it is.
The furnace is already telling you. Let's make it legible.
For pilot exploration, co-creation on the shop floor, or a deployment discussion — we build inside real steelmaking shops, against live constraints.
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