Portfolio

Industrial-Automation Layer of the Portfolio

Owensboro, Kentucky · Founded 1959 · Industrial Automation & Controls

May Electric Co.

Industrial Electrical Automation Contractor. Founded in 1959 and the oldest electrical contractor in Owensboro, May Electric services the robots, machinery, and production systems inside operating plants and future-proofs factories across Kentucky. Six decades of plant-floor work across manufacturing, food processing, automotive, and heavy industrial facilities, delivering robotics and machine service, PLC and controls integration, motor control, 24-hour electrical service, and shutdown and outage support.

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Industrial Technology · Systems Integration · OT

Industrial Technology & Systems Integration.

An industrial technology and systems integration business that installs, integrates, and maintains the software and IT systems that control industrial machinery, robotics, and automation, helping factories monitor, manage, and optimize their operations.

What the Companies Do

The Industrial Workforce Powering Physical AI

AGP is focused on the industrial workforce behind robotics, automation, and advanced manufacturing: the electricians, controls technicians, and integrators who make automation work in the real world.

We are focused on expanding our industrial IT services capabilities through industrial systems integration, automation software, robotics, and operational technology (OT), providing the software, data integration, and ongoing technical services that connect, control, and optimize industrial machinery and automated manufacturing systems.

AGP is building the skilled workforce and critical infrastructure behind the industrial automation revolution.
The Workforce Behind
Robotics
Fulfillment Centers
Car Manufacturing
IoT
Food Manufacturing
Industrial Automation

Making existing factories ready for the next industrial revolution.

The portfolio is focused on transforming existing manufacturing facilities into automation-ready operations. The companies' skilled electrical and technical workforce builds, modernizes, and maintains the power, controls, connectivity, and integration systems required to bring robotics and physical AI into the industrial world.

Every robot, vision system, and autonomous fleet on the plant floor depends on industrial power, machine-level controls, and secure data connectivity. The fastest path to physical AI runs through the factories America already operates, and AGP crews are already inside them.

Robotic arms on an automated manufacturing line
Electrician servicing an industrial electrical panel
Technician working on machinery inside a factory
Core Areas of Focus
Industrial Systems Integration
Connecting robots, machinery, and production lines into unified, plant-wide control environments.
Automation Software
PLC programming, HMI and SCADA configuration, and the software layer that commands automated equipment.
Robotics
Installation, integration, service, and recommissioning of industrial robotic cells and automated material handling.
Operational Technology (OT)
Securing and networking the industrial control systems, sensors, and devices that run the plant floor.
Industrial Data Integration & Analytics
Connecting machine and sensor data with production software, predictive maintenance, and plant performance systems so factories can monitor performance and optimize output.
Industrial Software & Plant Management Systems
Installation, integration, and ongoing management of industrial software platforms such as Wonderware/AVEVA that enable manufacturers to monitor, control, and optimize plant-wide operations.
Industrial IT & Managed Services
Management of industrial networks, servers, software infrastructure, cybersecurity, and ongoing IT support for manufacturing facilities and automated operations.
Ongoing Technical Services
Recurring support and maintenance that keeps automated systems online, upgraded, and in production.
Capabilities

Three Capabilities. One Industrial Workforce.

Physical AI only works when the plant underneath it works. AGP companies deliver the full stack between the utility feed and the robot: power, controls, connectivity, integration, and the recurring service that keeps automated lines in production.

Industrial electrician testing a control panel
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Industrial Power & Controls

Electrical distribution, industrial power, PLCs, motor control, and control systems that energize and command automated production lines.

Industrial control cabinet with networked wiring
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Connectivity & Intelligence

Sensors, IoT networks, fiber, low-voltage infrastructure, and data capture that give machines and robots the real-time visibility physical AI runs on.

Robotic arms assembling a car chassis on a factory line
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Automation Integration & Service

Machine integration, robotics service, facility modernization, and ongoing industrial maintenance delivered by crews embedded inside operating plants.

Automation has transformed manufacturing, but the next evolution is Physical AI. Intelligent robotics is already transforming manufacturing, and momentum will only increase.
World Economic Forum Physical AI is changing manufacturing, September 2025
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