workerbase
Workerbase is a Connected Worker Platform that digitizes manufacturing processes by connecting frontline workers, machines, and IT systems to improve efficiency and flexibility.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2017
- Employees
- 42
- Headquarters
- GERMANYGERMANY
- CEO
- Norman Hartmann
About
Founded in 2017 in Munich, Germany, Workerbase emerged from a vision to bridge the widening gap between traditional manufacturing operations and the digital age. Recognizing that the shop floor was often left behind in the wave of digital transformation, founders Norman Hartmann, Thorsten Krüger, and Hamid Reza Monadjem set out to create a solution that would empower frontline workers rather than replace them. They understood that in an increasingly complex production environment, the key to efficiency lay in connecting people, machines, and IT systems into a seamless, responsive network. What began as a mission to digitize manual processes has evolved into a comprehensive Connected Worker Platform that is now trusted by industry giants like Porsche, Siemens, and Bosch. By equipping workers with industrial smartwatches and mobile devices running their Dynamic Process Execution software, Workerbase has transformed how factories operate. The platform allows for real-time data exchange, enabling manufacturers to react instantly to production changes, reduce machine downtime, and improve overall quality. Today, Workerbase stands as a leader in the Industry 4.0 landscape, continuously innovating with AI and low-code tools to make manufacturing more agile, transparent, and human-centric.