TAI bridges the worker, the digital twin, IoT, and your knowledge bases, across web, mobile, and AR. Grounded in your documents, cited on every answer, and deployable wherever your data must live.
Chat, Tagging, Knowledge, Decision, Vision, and On-site AR share the same performance plumbing, async-first by design, so heavy AI work never blocks the worker.
Conversational facility intelligence, a grounded assistant scoped to your twin, with multi-turn tool use and file grounding.
Automated asset recognition inside the twin, 3D segmentation, OCR, and identifier extraction that maps every asset to your enterprise hierarchy.
Turns documents and expert video into step-by-step work instructions, flows, and training checks, anchored to real 3D coordinates on the asset.
Watches operations and recommends the next action with the evidence behind it, the alert, the trend, the history, and the procedure, ready for a supervisor to approve into a work order.
Reads a photo of a leak, gauge, or worn part, grounds it to the right asset from where you stand in the twin, and returns a likely diagnosis, without bluffing a spec it can’t verify.
Puts the same intelligence on the floor, look at the real pump through the AR app and TAI knows exactly which asset it is and what’s open on it.
One brain orchestrating files, structured data on your facility, and live sensors.
Layered defenses on every AI call, so the assistant can read your facility, and nothing else.
We architect against capabilities, not vendors, every provider is swappable behind its service interface, and every cloud component has a self-hosted equivalent.
Reasoning, multimodal, segmentation, and 3D-generation models each sit behind a service interface. Models and vendors swap without touching queues, workers, or product surfaces.
On-premise, local language models replace hosted ones behind the same interface, and in-house Gaussian Splats serve the spatial layer entirely on your network. Nothing leaves the building.
The platform deploys identically on Docker in your data centre, storage, queues, monitoring, and secrets all map to self-hosted equivalents.
Bring a P&ID, an SOP binder, and a hard question. We’ll show you a grounded answer.