
BlackLake
BlackLake is a Shanghai-based industrial AI company offering factory software and AI agents for manufacturing production management, supply-chain collaboration, and operational decision-making.
Last updated October 7, 2026
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Overview
BlackLake, also known in Chinese as 黑湖科技, describes itself as an industrial AI company serving manufacturers. Its platform is designed to connect manufacturing data and factory-specific context with AI capabilities, so that software agents can interpret orders, business rules, equipment, processes, materials, and production constraints and help move work toward execution. The company presents its products as serving both small and medium-sized factories and larger manufacturing enterprises. The company’s stated platform structure combines a manufacturing data foundation, an industrial intelligence hub, and an agent platform. Its described capabilities include production management, supply-chain collaboration, and intelligent decision support. Examples on its website include agents for order breakdown, quotations, development, data tasks, scheduling, and order fulfillment. The product descriptions cover reading drawings and business documents, identifying products and requirements, matching processes and materials, creating production tasks, applying factory-specific rules, monitoring production changes, and identifying delivery risks with suggested responses. The website also describes shared production visibility for business owners, factory managers, planners, and production supervisors. BlackLake says it serves 40,000 factories, has more than two million users, covers more than 30 industries, and operates in more than 10 overseas countries. Its company page describes its domestic coverage as approximately 30 Chinese provinces and cities, and identifies Singapore as its regional headquarters for overseas service, including markets such as Indonesia, Mexico, and Vietnam. These are company-reported figures and descriptions. The company lists Shanghai as its base and identifies Shanghai Black Lake Network Technology Co., Ltd. at its Shanghai headquarters address. BlackLake’s stated positioning is to bring data- and AI-driven production capabilities to a broader range of factories, connecting AI with real manufacturing sites and their operational constraints. The supplied company materials do not identify a founder, founding year, parent company, owner, or listed-market status. The company website presents the business as active and invites prospective customers to request product demonstrations and business consultations.
History
BlackLake’s supplied company materials describe a business built around industrial AI and manufacturing digitalization. Rather than presenting itself as a general-purpose consumer AI service, the company focuses on factory operations and the production decisions shaped by each site’s equipment, processes, materials, business rules, and delivery requirements. Its stated aim is to turn manufacturing experience and factory context into information that AI can interpret and use in operational decision-making. The company describes its platform as comprising a manufacturing data foundation, an industrial intelligence hub, and an AI agent platform. The website illustrates how agents can work with incoming orders and documents, extract requirements from drawings and spreadsheets, match those requirements to processes and materials, and produce tasks that can be used in factory operations. It also describes applying factory-specific rules to quotations, order breakdown, scheduling, and fulfillment. In its account of risk monitoring, the system analyzes changes in equipment status, material supply, production progress, and orders to identify possible delivery impacts and propose actions. The product presentation extends beyond individual task automation to operational coordination. BlackLake says that owners, factory managers, planners, and production supervisors can share a real-time view of production progress, capacity, exceptions, and delivery risks. The company frames this as a way to reduce reliance on layered reporting and to support people accountable for delivery outcomes. Its materials also describe learning factory context from order data, drawings, process routes, equipment capabilities, and quality records. BlackLake says it serves 40,000 factories and more than two million users, covers over 30 industries, and operates in more than 10 overseas countries. Its company page describes domestic coverage across approximately 30 provinces and cities in China and identifies Singapore as its regional headquarters for overseas service, mentioning Indonesia, Mexico, and Vietnam among the markets reached. The company identifies Shanghai as its base and gives the Shanghai headquarters address as 333 Wuyi Road, Changning District, Shanghai. Its contact page names Shanghai Black Lake Network Technology Co., Ltd. The company page describes a team of nearly 1,000 employees, with research and development personnel accounting for more than 35 percent, and says the team brings together artificial intelligence, industrial software, data engineering, and manufacturing-management experience. These are company-reported statements. The supplied sources do not specify BlackLake’s founding date, founder, ownership structure, or listing status. The company’s current website presents its industrial AI products and invites manufacturers to request demonstrations and business consultations. The company page lists recognition associated with 2025 and 2026, including MINDS, the World Economic Forum, SAIL, and the World Artificial Intelligence Conference.
Products and positioning
An industrial AI provider connecting factory data, operational rules, and production context to help manufacturers make and execute production decisions.
BlackLake AI Agent platform
The company describes a platform combining a manufacturing data foundation, an industrial intelligence hub, and an agent platform for manufacturing operations and decisions.
Order-breakdown agent
The homepage describes uploading drawings or selecting work orders to break them into production processes and tasks.
Quotation agent
The homepage lists a quotation agent and describes applying factory business rules to quotations.
Scheduling and fulfillment agents
The company describes agents that support scheduling, monitor production and delivery risks, and suggest responses.
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