Demo

See the platform working — model, screens, hardware.

A hands-on look at SapienOS: orbit a building, a bridge and a tunnel our binding engine has placed sensors on, browse consoles captured live from the running pilot alongside design concepts for what's next, and meet the hardware that makes the numbers real.

The prototype streams real sensor data from our bench pilot — the Environment, Gas Safety and Plant consoles are live (plant data simulated, clearly labelled); the other tabs are design concepts with illustrative data. Read-only, best on a desktop browser.

The 3D twin

Structures that know where their sensors are

Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, and click a glowing sensor to see what it carries — then use the tabs to switch between the building, a bridge and a tunnel: one sensor in each is misbehaving. The structures and sensor placements below were generated by our modelling pipeline — the same machinery designed to bind real readings to real asset models, so data belongs to floors, spans and lining rings.

Three synthetic sample scenes — building, bridge and tunnel — structure and sensor placements generated by our modelling pipeline; massing illustrative; readings simulated for demonstration.

The consoles

Live captures and design concepts

Three consoles captured live from the running pilot — real sensors, real AI verdicts, real timestamps — alongside design concepts for the screens we're building next. Building names shown are illustrative. Prefer to click around yourself? Open the running prototype and use its sidebar to move between consoles.

The hardware

Modular sensing, one gateway brain

Wired and wireless sensor modules feed an intelligent edge gateway in the building — one modular platform, whatever the modality.

Interactive model needs WebGL.

SGD43S-M3-Sx, up close

Orbit the CAD shell of the wireless multi-gas sensing module — snap to engineering views, explode the enclosure to reveal the PCB, ghost the shell or overlay its dimensions. Two-screw mounting ears, a vented gas inlet, a status grille and an edge service connector: a housing made to sit quietly on a wall and get on with the job.

Design model

89.6 × 54.65 × 15.4 mm body · 76 mm mounting span. Visual reconstruction from the module's mechanical specification — design model. Drag to orbit; scroll to zoom.

Air & environment

Temperature, humidity, light and pressure modules watching comfort and building health, room by room.

Live in pilot

Gas safety

Methane sensing grown from a decade of industrial field heritage, with %LEL visibility and advisory alarm levels.

Live in pilot

Structural

Vibration and modal sensing to hear how a structure changes over time — in development on the same platform.

In development

The imagery above shows the sensing modalities, not our devices — bench photography of the pilot hardware is on its way.

Proven on real hardware

The pipeline behind the demo runs for real

Everything on this page traces back to a real pipeline — real sensor to gateway AI to cloud to dashboard — running continuously on our pilot bench, with every reading authenticated with a per-device key and signed at the gateway.

99.9%sensor read success over continuous pilot operation
~80 sanomaly flagged before a fixed threshold would have tripped, in controlled testing
100%of readings authenticated with per-device keys and signed at the gateway
0readings lost to network outages — store-and-forward buffers and backfills
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Pilot partnerships are open — live sensors, live AI and open data from a real deployment, watching a real building.

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