Home — Platform
SENTRIX™ platform

One question, answered four ways: what breaks, when, why, and what to do.

Four products, one engine. We tell you what’s going to fail, when, and why — while there’s still time to do something about it. You find out what that is worth on data you already have, before anyone talks to you about hardware.

The four products

From a signal you already collect to a dollar decision you can defend.

Each product is usable on its own and stronger with the others. Prediction tells you how much life is left; the decision layer turns that into an action with a justification record attached.

Deployment stack

Software first. Hardware only when it pays for itself.

The stack runs bottom-up: your assets, the data path, the prediction, and a decision in dollars. Value is proven on the telemetry you already have.

Layer 4

Decisions

UptimePowr™ · GridPowr™

Cost-optimal intervention timing and degradation-aware dispatch — each recommendation issued as a dated record with its assumptions labelled as assumptions.

Layer 3

Prediction

PredictPowr™ · FlowPowr™

Remaining useful life per asset, and how that degradation reshapes the limits of the equipment coupled to it. The right technique chosen per asset class.

Layer 2

Sensing & edge

Existing telemetry · Spearix · LinkWorx

Your existing telemetry where it exists; Spearix EMI-hardened sensing where it does not. Models run on-site on an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX module, with cellular backhaul over a private carrier APN — so raw data stays inside your perimeter and predictions continue if the link drops.

Layer 1

The assets that hurt

The equipment that hurts when it fails

Batteries, power electronics, the whole data-center power path, and EV fleets — the assets where being wrong is expensive.


Runs on the edge

It has to survive your site, not just a demo.

Two physics models running concurrently for four hours on an NVIDIA Orin NX — the class of device that ships with a deployment. Latency, endurance and headroom, measured.

1.70 ms
p99 inference latency — battery remaining-capacity model.
0.31 ms
p99 inference latency — SiC surrogate model.
4 hours
Continuous concurrent operation, both models, no drift or intervention.
2% GPU
Peak GPU use — inference ran on the CPU, leaving the GPU idle for heavier models and higher-rate signal processing. Not headroom for more assets.

Measured on an NVIDIA Orin NX during an edge-deployment benchmark, May 2026 (SOW-EDGE-5). These are deployability measurements — latency, endurance and GPU headroom — not accuracy claims. CPU ran near its ceiling at peak, so how many assets one box can carry is a separate validation.

See what it says about your assets.

A read-only assessment proves the forecast on your own data before any hardware conversation. You see the record; you decide what it is worth.

Software-first · no raw data leaves your network · every number traces to a dated report