MAKE
EMULSON
Executes recipe and order-of-addition, controls dosing, and regulates temperature, shear, vacuum, homogenization and time to build target viscosity, stability, particle size and feel.
PRODUCTS
Five agents.
One plant.
Each Serumon product owns one stage of the value stream and hands the next agent a better decision. Buy one on a line. Run all five on the plant.
5PRODUCTS
1SHARED RUNTIME
1DATA PLATFORM
∞FLYWHEEL
Five agents, one runtime, one audit trail.
EMULSONSHADERAFILLIXSTABIONTWYNEXONE RUNTIMEONE LOOP
VALUE STREAM
Make → perceive → fill → assure → simulate
STAGE 01MAKE
Emulson doses, emulsifies and holds the rheology envelope in the vessel.
STAGE 02PERCEIVE
Shadera reads shade ΔE and cosmetic defects inline, at line speed.
STAGE 03FILL
Fillix trims filler setpoints, kills giveaway and runs the robot cells.
STAGE 04ASSURE
Stabion predicts micro and stability risk and assembles the release pack.
STAGE 05SIMULATE
Twynex twins the whole make-and-fill line and re-optimises the campaign.
THE FIVE
Pick your wedge
Most plants land on the stage that is bleeding the most: shade holds, giveaway, or scrapped emulsions.
PERCEIVE
SHADERA
Inline spectrophotometric ΔE prediction against the brand standard plus high-speed defect vision across compacts, bullets, jars, tubes and bottles.
FILL & PACK
FILLIX
Controls fill weight and level to strip out giveaway while holding compliance, and drives robotic assembly, capping, decoration and case-packing.
ASSURE
STABION
Fuses bioburden, preservative-efficacy and stability signals with make-and-fill process context into one predictive batch-safety and release picture.
SIMULATE
TWYNEX
Simulates compounding, emulsification, shade and filling to hit target spec before the batch, then optimises campaign sequencing, changeover and allocation.
COMPARE
Which product does what
| PRODUCT | OWNS | WRITES TO | PRIMARY ROI |
|---|---|---|---|
| EMULSON | Compounding, dosing, emulsification, rheology | Vessel, jacket, homogeniser, vacuum | Right-first-time batches, less scrap and re-work |
| SHADERA | Shade ΔE and cosmetic-defect perception | Emulson trims, Fillix release gate | Fewer shade holds, less re-shading, fewer escapes |
| FILLIX | Fill weight and level, robotic assembly and pack | Filler setpoints, rejects, robot programs | Giveaway reduction, faster changeover, pack quality |
| STABION | Micro, preservative efficacy, stability, release | Hold / release recommendations, evidence packs | Shorter hold time, fewer late failures and recalls |
| TWYNEX | Make-and-fill twin, campaign optimisation | Recipes and schedules pushed to plant | Hit-spec-before-batch, less changeover, higher OEE |
SHARED FOUNDATIONS
Why the bundle beats five point tools
ONE RUNTIME
One plant-edge deployment, one security review, one set of connectors, one operating model for your OT team.
ONE MODEL STACK
The process world model is shared. Emulson and Twynex literally learn from the same representation of your formulas.
ONE DATA PLATFORM
Spectra, telemetry, images, lab results and batch records live together, so cross-stage causality is discoverable.
ONE AUDIT TRAIL
A single immutable record spans compounding through release, so a deviation investigation is one replay, not five exports.
CROSS-AGENT SIGNALS
Shadera drift steers Emulson. Stabion risk gates Fillix. Twynex re-plans the campaign around both.
ONE COMMERCIAL PATH
Land on a line, expand to the plant tier, standardise at enterprise. No re-procurement per module.
EXPANSION PATH
How plants actually adopt this
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01
ONE LINE
A single vessel or filling line on the Line tier, tied to one hard ROI metric.
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02
SECOND MODULE
Add the adjacent agent inside the same plant — usually Shadera after Emulson, or Fillix after Shadera.
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03
WHOLE PLANT
Move to the Plant tier: all five agents, the twin, and plant-wide batch and yield optimisation.
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04
MULTI-SITE
Enterprise: custom formula, shade and fill models, a managed plant edge fleet and network-level benchmarks.
BY SEGMENT
Where each product lands first
SKINCARE
EMULSON FIRST
High-value emulsions where stability and sensory feel decide the batch. Scrap avoidance pays for the deployment.
COLOR
SHADERA FIRST
Foundations, lipsticks and powders where ΔE holds and re-shading dominate the loss column.
HAIR + SUN
FILLIX FIRST
High-volume bottles and tubes where fractions of a gram of giveaway compound into a budget line.
CDMO
TWYNEX FIRST
High-mix contract sites where changeover, cleaning validation and campaign sequencing are the constraint.
Nobody owns the end-to-end compound → emulsify → shade → fill → pack loop autonomously, with shade and stability assurance attached. That gap is the company.
PRODUCT GATES
How we scored our own portfolio
10/10AI DEPTH (EMULSON)
10/10INNOVATION (SHADERA)
10/10MOAT (STABION)
10/10NVIDIA FIT (TWYNEX)
INTERNAL VENTURE-GATE SCORING ACROSS INNOVATION, AI DEPTH, MOAT, MARKET, SCALABILITY AND EXECUTION.
PRODUCT FAQ
Choosing between them
Yes. The Line tier is one product on one vessel or filling line at $9,000 per month. Most plants start there deliberately, prove the ROI metric, then expand.
Each is standalone and useful alone. They get materially better together: Shadera correcting Emulson, Stabion gating Fillix and Twynex re-planning around both is where the compounding value shows up.
It depends on where your loss sits. Colour cosmetics sites usually see Shadera pay back fastest through shade holds and re-shading; high-volume personal-care sites usually see Fillix pay back fastest through giveaway.
Yes, for scale-up and new-product introduction it stands alone. Its fidelity improves sharply once Emulson and Fillix are feeding it real process traces.
PICK A WEDGE
Which line hurts the most?
Tell us where the losses sit and we will tell you which agent to land first — including when the honest answer is that your site is not ready to instrument yet.