Sense
Eagle modules watch the environment through vision, radar, and the sensors each site demands.
Eagle AI is a modular edge platform: plug-in sensing modules, a proprietary communication layer, and a central controller that turns detection into action — with no cloud in the loop.
Operating model
The same architecture sits beneath every Guardian and ERGO deployment. The site configuration changes. The platform does not.
Eagle modules watch the environment through vision, radar, and the sensors each site demands.
EAGLE NEST runs intelligence on-device, in real time, on your premises.
Hardwired outputs command PLCs, relays, barriers, and alarms, with timestamped event records.
Decision core
The brain of every deployment. NEST manages connected modules, runs local AI inference, and drives outputs — from PLC interlocks to barriers and voice alerts.
EAGLE NEST / LOCAL
Illustrative console
Communication layer
One cable, any supported module. Power and data move over standard industrial Ethernet, locally encrypted and confined to the plant network.
NEST recognizes and configures supported modules when they are connected.
No internet path is required for sensing, decision, or control.
Module traffic stays within the configured facility network.
Add or swap modules without rebuilding the whole deployment.
Sensing modules
Camera-first where vision is strongest; sensor fusion where dust, smoke, darkness, or process conditions demand more context.
HAWK · BAT · KESTREL run at client sites. Every module runs live on our demo floor.Book a demo →
Deployment compute
1–200+ TOPSSelected per deployment · Under 20W per sensing nodeFacility-scale R&D
Multiple Eagle nodes operating as one system: an event seen anywhere can drive a response everywhere, without a cloud coordinating it.
Any monitored fault is designed to land the protected process in its safe state.
People can always get out, including on loss of power.
Video is processed on-device and does not leave the configured local system.
Start with the hazard
We’ll map the sensing, control, and site integration required — then tell you what belongs in the first deployment.
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