About Perdix Software
Founded by manufacturing engineers who understood that intelligence, not just customization and integration, was the missing piece in industrial software.
Perdix Software emerged from a simple observation: manufacturing systems were getting more connected but not more intelligent. While competitors focused on feature checklists and vendor ecosystems, we built MOLI to actually understand manufacturing operations.
Our team combines deep manufacturing expertise with cutting-edge software engineering. We've worked in factories, run production lines, and felt the frustration of systems that promise everything but only deliver endless complexity.
Today, MOLI powers manufacturing operations across multiple industries, proving that intelligent software can deliver both immediate value and long-term competitive advantage.
Why the name Perdix?
In Greek mythology, Perdix was a clever student of the mechanical arts and an accomplished inventor.
One day, while walking on the beach, he was inspired by the spine of a fish. Taking a piece of iron, he notched it on the edge and invented the saw. Then, putting two and two together (literally), he invented the scissors… and later the compass.
That's cool, but how do you say it?
It's pronounced PUR-diks. In phonetics, /ˈpɝː.dɪks/.
Perdix rhymes with "purr mix" — just with more bird and less cat…
Why Rochester?
Because innovation runs on Garbage Plates!
With a deep-rooted legacy in precision manufacturing, optics, and imaging, Rochester NY offers the perfect ecosystem for advanced technology companies to grow, thrive, and lead. Local and state governments actively support business growth through tax incentives, grants, and access to research partnerships that accelerate product development and commercialization.
Ranked among the most livable cities in the United States, Rochester offers a vibrant arts scene, affordable housing, and easy access to outdoor recreation — making it easier to attract and retain top-tier talent who are looking for more than just a job.
But seriously… have you tried one of these?
