Maya HTT Launches M-Bot for Engineering Knowledge Search

Nov 2, 2026
Maya HTT has launched M-Bot, an AI assistant that searches internal engineering, manufacturing and operations information while keeping data within customer controlled infrastructure.

Maya HTT announced in a press release the launch of M-Bot, an AI assistant that searches internal engineering, manufacturing and industrial operations information. The company says the system can reduce a five minute manual search to about five seconds.

M-Bot uses retrieval augmented generation to answer questions involving text, images, tables, graphs and other engineering materials. Responses include links to supporting source material, and the assistant connects with Teamcenter, other product lifecycle management systems, SharePoint and Confluence.

Customers can run M-Bot on premises or within infrastructure they control. Maya HTT says the product does not use token metering or usage based pricing and is available for demonstrations and enterprise deployment.

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