Services
Fields
Client projects are delivered against contracts: industry systems for water and air, and AI knowledge bases for any industry.
Client names, project screens, and operating data are confidential and not published here. Anonymized project descriptions are available during scoping.
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Water and wastewater
- Who it serves
- Water utilities, wastewater plants, industrial park operators
- How we work
- Delivered against the contract and accepted per project; deployed independently, with data staying in the client's environment.
Built to the plant's actual process and the contract's scope — not a generic platform forced onto the site. The system covers process views, live data, alarm events, maintenance inspection, equipment assets, and lab records, with the web app and API deliverable separately.
Data integration works with existing SCADA, PLC, sensor, and lab-record sources, deployed in the environment the contract names.
Typical scope
- Process views and live data integration
- Alarm events and maintenance inspection
- Equipment assets and lab records
- Operating reports and performance analysis
- SCADA, PLC, and sensor data integration
02
Air
- Who it serves
- Industrial parks, district regulators, platform companies
- How we work
- Delivered against the contract and accepted per project; integrates with existing monitoring equipment — no forced hardware replacement.
Air monitoring for industrial parks and districts. Stations, devices, monitored factors, warnings, tracing, and the overview live in one system — built and accepted separately from wastewater systems.
Suited to projects that need their own system and an explicit data boundary.
Typical scope
- Station and device management
- Monitored factors and warning rules
- Tracing analysis and situation display
- Data boundary and permission isolation
03
AI Knowledge Base
- Who it serves
- Teams and institutions that manage large volumes of documents
- How we work
- Start with a small pilot, verify the results, then expand in phases.
When files pile up, finding and checking becomes the cost. Drawings, contracts, specs, and review notes go into the library; questions are answered with citations to the source, versions are compared, and meeting materials and checklists come out.
A first delivery can be the AI knowledge base alone: files archived, questions answered with citations, locally deployed, with no sensors or 3D model required.
Typical scope
- Drawings, contracts, and documents archived
- Search and Q&A with citations
- Version comparison
- Meeting materials and checklist generation