Your system. Your context. Your operational brain.
Rehearse decisions. Investigate incidents. Train your team. ArcUI helps engineering and plant teams test and use AI with their experts’ rules, human oversight and recorded evidence. Start with one simulated system; connect plant data within an agreed scope.
See ArcUI running on our demonstration plant.
Start with the HVAC serving one cleanroom.
A pressure deviation can leave your engineers piecing together trends, alarms and decisions. Use a simulated air-handling unit and cleanroom to rehearse that investigation with your team’s operating limits and procedures.
- 01 / Rehearse
Introduce a deviation.
Agree a pressure-loss scenario with your expert and run it on the simulator.
- 02 / Decide
Review the response.
Ask the assistant about the available evidence. Your team reviews any proposed action against the declared rules.
- 03 / Reuse
Replay it with the next operator.
Open the recorded session to examine what happened, discuss the decision and repeat the exercise.
Agree what success looks like before starting.
For example: compare the time needed to reconstruct the incident, check whether the record explains the decision, or assess an operator’s response to the scenario. This is a proposed pilot scope; results are measured with your team.
Bring one system, its documentation and an expert. We scope the scenarios, evidence and success criteria together. Live plant access can come later.
Discuss your first system →IoT, AI and XR in one system.
The same rules, authorization and record on every surface.
- IoT
Live plant data under one contract.
OPC UA, Modbus TCP, MQTT, REST and WebSocket; BACnet through a gateway. A stale or unreadable sensor is named, never shown as a plausible zero.
- AI
Answers grounded in your rules.
ARIA cites your experts’ rules and documents. Models run on your own network or with a provider you choose.
- XR
Mixed reality on the headset you choose.
Live data and alarms on the twin, questions to ARIA by voice, authorization with one touch. Built on OpenXR, the open standard for headsets.
Desktop for everyday work, VR — PC to explore your system at full scale, XR — Passthrough on a standalone headset. The sealed session records which one it ran on.
Operate. Evidence. Learn.
Turn recorded decisions into knowledge your team can reuse.
- OperateRehearse and decide
- EvidenceReview what happened
- LearnApply reviewed lessons
Bring one operational question. We’ll help define a first scenario, the evidence to review and how you would judge success.
Discuss a pilot →