DH Studios builds AI agents that run inside your company's operations — one workflow at a time, with a person approving every hand-off. Live interactive 3D, second.
Each one runs inside the systems you already have, on one workflow at a time, and hands the decision to a person. Nothing goes out unapproved.
Every request that lands in a shared inbox, a form, or a ticket queue gets read, classified, and routed to the right person with the context attached.
An after-hours support email is read, tagged, matched to the customer's order, and queued with a suggested reply before anyone logs in.
The agent writes the reply, the quote, or the work order from your templates and your data, then routes it to the person who signs off.
A wholesale inquiry becomes a drafted quote with the right price list attached, waiting in the sales lead's queue for approval.
Numbers from three systems become one Monday-morning summary — written, checked against last week, and sent for review.
Regional managers' reports roll up into one board-ready page every Friday, with the anomalies flagged and explained.
Live views of the metrics people pull by hand today, built on the systems you already run — no new platform to adopt.
The monthly report-pulling ritual becomes a screen that is already current when leadership opens it.
An input arrives, the agent classifies it, reads what it needs, drafts, routes — and waits for a person. Everything below runs in your browser on sample content: no model call, no network, no client data. The reasoning is scripted for demonstration.
Agents and dashboards for an operating company. Live 3D for two product makers. One director on every one of them.
A Sorinex half rack, rendering in your browser right now from the real CAD geometry. Drag to orbit. This is the second practice: live interactive 3D, no video.
Built from Cincinnati, run inside the client's operation wherever it sits. Drag the globe.
Two weeks inside your operation to find the one workflow worth automating first — and the person who will approve it.
Output: a one-page pilot brief. What the agent watches, what it drafts, who signs.
One workflow, built and running on real work, with every hand-off approved by a person before anything sends.
Output: a running agent, an audit log, and a number you can check against last month.
The same pattern on the next workflow, then the next. Nothing your team already does gets disrupted; it gets carried.
Output: a roadmap in the order the operation feels the weight.