Tulip provides capabilities to create paperless work instruction and documentation which can be accessed on demand. This allows to reduce error prone paper documentation on the shop floor, reduce training effort for new workers and by that improve product quality.

Tulip can be connected to the UNS and act as an operator cockpit, that centralizes all relevant information in one place. This could be a combination of machine and MES data, such as the next order to be produced or the progress of the current order. AI models for visual quality inspection can be easily added to such a cockpit.

Tulip can serve as a quick and efficient replacement for traditional MES systems when only few functionalities are required. For example, it allows supervisors to easily adjust and re-arrange production orders, and push them to machines and assembly stations for execution. Additionally, it can be used to centralize and gather data from the shop floor, such as operator feedback and reports, providing a comprehensive view of the production process.