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Nix Labs AI
//About Nix Labs AI

Engineers who chose one industry.

Nix Labs AI exists because gold businesses were being sold generic technology by vendors who had never weighed a sweeps bag, read an XRF touch or stood behind a jewellery counter. We build products for the businesses that make, test, photograph and sell gold, and engineer the robotics, software and security their workshops and stores run on.

A forest-green satin cloth drawn back from a white, fully lit studio enclosure to reveal a robotic arm holding a gold ring above a turntable
Designed & built in Sri Lanka

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//What we believe

Three principles every system we ship is held to.

Built for the floor, not the demo

Outages, shared PCs, gloves and a queue at the counter. Readings are saved before they're sent, work carries on when a link drops, and manual entry is always there.

One record, never two

Every system keeps a single source of truth. When XAU Design meets Gold ERP, the ERP keeps the metal ledger, so gold is never counted twice.

People stay in charge

Agents draft, people approve, and the record shows who did what. Anything risky - a payment, a certificate override, a sign-off - needs a named person.

//Who we work with

Built for the people who handle the gold.

From the workshop floor to the testing counter to the showroom, these are the people we usually sit across the table from, and what each of them gets out of it.

Workshop & factory ownersEvery gram placed and every karigar settled, in fine weight.
Production supervisorsInstructions at the bench, and loss traced to the stage that caused it.
Testing centre managersXRF readings to verifiable certificates, with nothing retyped.
Jewellers & online sellersA catalogue that looks like one catalogue, and customers answered at any hour.
Retail chain & branch managersStock, sales and security that match across every branch.
IT & security leadsSystems that respect your network, identity and data rules.
//Where it runs

Deployment that respects the realities of the floor.

On your own hardware

A small PC in the shop, a server in the factory or edge hardware beside a robot cell, so the work carries on when the internet doesn't.

In the cloud

Hosted options for products like Gold ERP and XAU Testing, or your own cloud tenancy for engineering projects.

Hybrid, by design

Many businesses end up with both. We design the sync, the failover and the security boundary up front rather than discovering them later.

//How we work

Small, fast pilots. Then scale what works.

We do not sell transformation programmes. We prove one system on one part of the business, hand you the numbers, and expand only when they hold.

Weeks 1-2
Step 01

Discover

Understand the business, the data and the risk before proposing anything.

  • Walkthrough of the workshop or store, in person or remote
  • Review of your machines, ERP, POS and data
  • Written pilot scope, baseline metrics and a fixed price
Weeks 3-12
Step 02

Prove

Run one system on one process, line or branch and measure it honestly.

  • Build, integrate and commission the pilot in your business
  • Weekly reviews against the agreed baseline
  • Go / no-go gate with the numbers in front of you
Months 4-6
Step 03

Deploy

Harden what worked, integrate it properly and hand it to your people.

  • Production integration with your ERP, POS and machines
  • Staff training, SOPs and safety documentation
  • Full handover pack: architecture, code, runbooks
Ongoing
Step 04

Scale & support

Extend across lines, departments and branches with a named engineer on call.

  • Roll-out to more processes, departments or branches
  • 24/7 monitoring and on-call engineering
  • Monthly performance review and roadmap
Start with a conversation

Bring us one problem, from the bench or the counter.

Wastage nobody can explain, certificates typed by hand, a catalogue that never quite matches, a WhatsApp inbox that never empties, or a job on the bench a robot could take over. Tell us about it and we will show you what fixes it, and say so honestly if nothing we make does.

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