Why this is not a product page
All three fields run on the same platform as predictive maintenance in industry — air-gapped, on the operator’s own hardware, no back-channel. The difference is not the technology but the maturity: industry runs in production, these three do not.
We show them anyway, because the failures involved are already understood. All three follow the same pattern: something ages below every alarm threshold and only becomes visible under load — exactly when you can least afford it. What we do not do is name a date we cannot keep.
Security of Supply
In developmentA transformer ages over years. Its insulation slowly loses dielectric strength without ever tripping a threshold — until it breaks down on a cold morning under peak load. The replacement has months of lead time. Until then, supply rests on a reserve never designed for continuous duty.
For utilities, grid operators and storage operators: unlike a single factory, whole regions depend on one asset staying reliable. That is precisely why monitoring must not hang off someone else’s cloud. Henri detects deviations and supplies decision-relevant information — switching actions stay with the operator’s staff.
- Generation: turbines, generators, renewables
- Grid and distribution monitoring
- Storage and utility operations
In development. Not in production, no timeline committed.
Essential Services
In developmentIn a wastewater pumping station, a pump has been running slightly out of balance for months. Nobody reports anything — it is still pumping. Until the bearing seizes: during heavy rain, at night, when that one pump is the only one still keeping up with the inflow. Whatever overflows then goes into the receiving water.
For critical infrastructure operators — water utilities, transport authorities, airports, ports — the bar sits higher than on a production line: a failure does not cost a batch, it reaches the public. Anyone running water, transport or an airport has to be able to keep monitoring in their own house.
- Water and wastewater
- Transport and ports
- Airport and building systems
In development. Not in production, no timeline committed.
Mission Readiness
In developmentA hydraulic actuation system loses a little pressure over weeks. Every individual reading sits within tolerance, so nothing is ever flagged. It surfaces at the readiness check before deployment. The system has not failed — it is simply not available. And availability is the entire point here.
Anyone judging reconnaissance data or operational readiness cannot depend on a foreign vendor to do it. So what holds for the whole platform holds here more sharply: air-gapped, on your own hardware, no back-channel. Explicitly for peacekeeping and protective duties.
- Condition monitoring for autonomous systems
- Reconnaissance and situational pictures
- Operational support and planning
In development. Not in production, no timeline committed.
If you operate an asset in one of these fields
Then we are looking for you — not as a buyer, but as someone to talk to. What actually goes wrong in your plant shapes what we build. And if you need something concrete today: the pilot tests one of the three applications on your own data to see whether the approach pays off in your operation — with an open outcome.
The first step is deliberately small.
A bounded pilot tests one of the three applications on your real data to see whether the approach pays off in your operation — four phases, fixed price. If it does not pay off, that is what the report says.
Discuss a pilot →Frequently Asked Questions
Can I deploy any of these three fields today?
No. Only predictive maintenance in industry runs in production. The three fields on this page are in development — we deliberately name no date, because we cannot commit to one.
Then why show them at all?
Because we already understand the failures involved, and because an operator should know where the platform is heading. What we do not do is present them as an available product.
What can I commission today instead?
A pilot — fixed price, four phases. It tests one of the three applications on your own data to see whether the approach pays off in your operation, with an open outcome. If it does not pay off, that is what the report says.
I operate an asset in one of these fields. Is a conversation worthwhile?
Yes — especially then. For these three fields we are looking for people from operations to talk to, not buyers. Telling us early what actually goes wrong in your plant shapes what we build.