Solutions
Command the outcome. ABSIR handles the complexity.
Four solution families designed around what your team wants to achieve. Each can be delivered as software, as an integrated hardware and software package, or tried first as a focused pilot.
Development status, stated plainly
- Working prototypeShown internally as a working prototype. Scope is confirmed for each project.
- In developmentActively being developed. Not yet offered as a finished product.
- Proposed capabilityA capability we can scope with you. Feasibility is confirmed case by case.
How the solutions connect
Illustrative target workflow — the four modules have not yet been proven together end-to-end.
- ABSIR CommandAn operator makes a request on desktop or mobile.
- Field captureA supported camera or robot captures information.
- ABSIR InspectInspect organizes the visual findings.
- ABSIR SafeSafe may surface a relevant safety observation.
- ABSIR OperationsOperations turns it into a task with a reviewable result.
ABSIR Command
A central experience for supported robots, drones, cameras and sensors — understandable controls, clear status, and access from a desktop or a phone.
See supported systems in one place, follow video and telemetry where the hardware supports it, and keep people in charge of every approval. Plain-language and voice requests are planned capabilities, not yet available.
- One view of supported devices
- Desktop & mobile access
- Approval before action
“Inspect the equipment near Pump Station 3 and summarize any potential issues.”
ABSIR Inspect
Visual equipment inspection, image collection, gauge-reading assistance, anomaly review and clear reports — with a person reviewing every finding.
Turn inspection images into organized observations and draft reports that qualified people review, confirm and act on. Detections shown in graphics on this site are illustrative.
- Gauge reading review
- Visible condition flags
- Draft inspection reports
“Review the gauge images against approved limits and prepare findings for the maintenance meeting.”
ABSIR Safe
Authorized safety observations, PPE and zone examples where supported, event review and useful notifications.
Possible safety exceptions appear as flags for trained people to verify, with records that support reviews and audits. ABSIR Safe never enforces rules automatically.
- PPE observation flags
- Restricted-zone notices
- Audit-ready records
“Review Zone B footage for possible PPE exceptions and notify the responsible supervisor to verify.”
ABSIR Operations
Task-oriented workflows for routine monitoring, inventory, asset tracking and custom integration.
Turn an inspection finding or a safety observation into a task with an owner and a reviewed result — instead of another isolated application.
- Inventory checks
- Barcode and label reading
- Scheduled monitoring rounds
“Check the pallet counts in Aisle 4 and compare them with the inventory records.”
From intention to action
From Human Intention to Intelligent Action.
A high-level view of the experience ABSIR is working toward — an illustrative target approach, not a technical description of any system.
Illustrative target approach
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Tell ABSIR your objective
Describe the result by voice, text, dashboard or a connected event. The way you interact is agreed per project, depending on compatibility.
02
Understand the request
Software interprets the outcome you want, so people can work in their own terms rather than machine commands.
03
Plan and validate
Compatible resources, operating limits and human authorizations are considered before anything moves.
04
Carry it out under supervision
Approved, connected systems perform supported tasks within the site's operating requirements.
05
Review the findings
Images, records and summaries support human review, reporting and the next decision.
One objective. The right tools. Actionable results.
How it can be delivered
Software
Dashboards, AI and integrations that work with compatible equipment you already have.
Hardware + software
A complete setup: equipment sourced and integrated, plus software, training and support.
Focused pilot
Start with one well-defined use case, agreed acceptance criteria and a joint review.
Human oversight and authorization are core design principles. Outputs support trained people — they don't replace professional judgment, certified inspection or safety decisions.
Pilot With ABSIR
Have a repetitive, complex, costly or risky task?
Tell us about it. We'll explore a suitable pilot together.