Physical AI
Joint torque, motor current, gripper cameras across an embodied-AI fleet.
One home for every sensor and every run, on a single timeline. Turn the data you already capture into machines that get better with every test.
Phloem speaks the data language of every domain rewriting what hardware can do, from the dyno bench to open water.
Joint torque, motor current, gripper cameras across an embodied-AI fleet.
Chamber pressure, thrust vectors, engine-bay video, every burn to MECO.
LiDAR, IMU, brake-by-wire, reconstructed frame by frame against ground truth.
ESC currents, IMU bias, FPV video, GPS, correlated across a whole fleet.
Vibration spectra, EGT, borescope video, shaft RPM, idle to afterburn.
Sonar returns, AIS tracks, GNSS heading and prop thrust, across every sea trial.
Capture once. The same data drives search, analysis, simulation, and deployment. Every run makes the next unit better.
Every modality, from bench, fleet and sim. Open formats, lossless.
Find any moment across the fleet in seconds, by event, pattern or scene.
Agents correlate modalities, surface edge cases, and explain what changed.
Feed curated scenes into sim and training, so edge cases become better policies.
Ship to the fleet, and the next runs roll back in. The loop repeats.
First-class ingest for the open formats, protocols and buses your robots, rigs and benches already speak.
And anything else with an SDK, a topic, or a recorded log.
Scrub any recording with every modality back in sync, then replay it into simulation to validate a fix before it touches hardware.
Jump to any moment and every stream snaps to the same instant: signal, video, lidar and transforms on one playhead.
Replay a real recording into your simulator, run the new policy against the exact scene, and compare against ground truth.
A tireless teammate on every run, watching every stream, connecting what happened, surfacing what changed, and always showing its work.
Agents cross-reference signal drift with camera and lidar, catching what single-modality review misses.
Every signal, frame and scan links to the part, revision and ticket it belongs to — so when you ask, agents already share your context.
One shared workspace from the test bench to the program office. No more CSVs by email or charts screenshotted into Slack.
Every engineer sees the same runs, dashboards and annotations, live.
Versioned runs and baselines: compare any revision against any other.
End-of-test summaries written and delivered to Slack, Teams or email.
Hard things are won one run at a time. Bring every run into one place, and turn the data you already capture into machines that get better with every test.