Hardware

The kit that turns old machines into new data

AI needs eyes and ears on the floor. Ours magnet-mount, clip on and wire in — a line is streaming the same day it's surveyed, with no changes to the machines themselves.

ST-V2

Vibration Node

Wireless tri-axial vibration + surface temperature sensor. Magnet-mounts to any motor, gearbox or spindle in minutes.

10 kHz sampling · IP67 · 5-year battery · LoRaWAN

ST-T1

Thermal Probe

Contact and infrared temperature sensing for barrels, transformers, bearings and panels.

-40–600°C · IP65 · Modbus/wireless

ST-C1

Current Clamp

Split-core clamp reads motor load without touching the wiring. Duty cycles and load spikes become model features.

5–600 A · CAT III · clip-on install

ST-X4

Inspection Camera

Global-shutter industrial camera with controlled lighting, positioned at line exit points for defect detection and counting.

120 fps · 5 MP · IP67 housing · PoE

ST-G2

Edge Gateway

The brain of a line: runs the AI models on-premise, buffers through network cuts, and syncs summaries to the cloud. Your data stays in the building.

GPU inference · 4G/LAN failover · rack or DIN mount

How it connects

Sensors and cameras feed the edge gateway on your floor. Models run there — your production data never has to leave the building.

Scoped per build

There is no kit to buy — the hardware follows the problem.

A vibration-heavy stamping plant needs different eyes and ears than a canning line. A build starts with a walk of your floor, and the bill of materials falls out of what actually needs watching.

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