Rec · One timeline · T+00:00 → 05:30

Where machines learn from every run

Hardware is won between the runs — Phloem shortens the loop from test, to lesson, to next decision. The record writes itself.

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00 / Ethos

The bottleneck is not capability. It is infrastructure

> procedures_as_code

Ship at software speed

Version control, CI and automated tests turned software releases from months into minutes. Procedures, limits and pass criteria as code do the same for hardware.

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Record at the edge

Multi-day trials with no link still capture cleanly. The record ships when the link does — nothing waits, nothing is lost, nobody spends a day collecting files.

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One timeline

Video, lidar, telemetry, control commands, logs and sim output on one playhead — different formats, different rates, different clocks, aligned before you ask.

01 / Between tests

Programs are slow between tests

Years from a first test to a shipped product — and almost none of it with hardware running. The time goes to analyzing telemetry, reconciling sim, chasing anomalies, validating fixes, preparing the next run.

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Stitched together, every time

DAQ software, control scripts, spreadsheets, vendor tools that were never designed to talk. Engineers rebuild the plumbing between every run — weeks go to integration, not engineering.

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Debugging by digging

Terabytes of logs, video and sensor data scattered across drives. Root cause takes days of manual forensics — AI can find it in minutes, but only if the data lives in one queryable system.

> failure_mode_03

Testing blind by default

A new component could be checked against its spec and every prior run before it reaches the HIL bench. That history is unusable today — every campaign relearns what it already knows.

100sEngineer-hours lost per campaign
DaysTo root cause, not hours
25Benches one engine passes
7+Clocks to reconcile per run
02 / Industries

From the dyno bench to open water

Rockets, autonomous vessels, underwater and construction robots, grid hardware. Different products, same three failure modes — and the same data language.

01 Physical AI torque_j3 · current_a · grip_force 1.2 kHz
02 Rockets & launch p_chamber · thrust_n · mach 50 kHz
03 Autonomous vehicles pointcloud · imu · brake_p 100 Hz
04 Drones & UAS esc_a · imu_bias · gps 2 kHz
05 Jet engines vib_spec · egt · n1_rpm 20 kHz
06 Maritime & USVs sonar_ping · ais_tgt · gnss_hdg 5 Hz
03 / The loop

One loop, raw capture to smarter machines

Capture once. The same record drives search, root cause, simulation and the next build. Test cycles gated by engineering, not by data plumbing.

Stage
01

Capture

Every modality, from bench, fleet and sim. Open formats, lossless.

Stage
02

Search

Any moment across every past run, in seconds — by event, pattern or scene.

Stage
03

Analyze

Agents trace an anomaly across telemetry, logs and video — straight to root cause.

Stage
04

Simulate

Validate a change against the full run history before hardware moves again.

Stage
05

Deploy

Ship to the fleet — the next runs roll back in. The loop repeats.

04 / Ecosystem

Your stack, one continuous workflow

MATLAB, ANSYS, LabVIEW, NI DAQ and the buses on your bench stay exactly where they are — Phloem threads them into one flow, one record.

+ anything else with an SDK, a topic, a bus, or a recorded log.

05 / Replay

Replay any session. Test it in simulation

The investigation used to start with aligning timestamps by hand. Now it starts at the anomaly — then replays into sim to prove the fix before hardware is on the rig.

A / Session replay

The whole scene, perfectly in sync

Jump to any moment and every stream snaps to the same instant — signal, video, lidar and transforms on one playhead.

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B / Simulation

Validate the fix before it ships

Replay a real recording into your simulator, run the new policy against the exact scene, compare against ground truth.

Real vs sim · policy rev D2Δ within tolerance
06 / Intelligence

Agents that read every modality

Days of manual digging become minutes. Agents act only at high confidence and hand uncertain calls back with their working — engineers stay in control.

A / Multimodal analysis

Surface hidden anomalies

5% thrust short? Agents cross-reference DAQ telemetry, valve timing, controller logs, firmware revision and high-speed video in one pass.

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90°C CRIT 45°C BASELINE
B / Context graph

Agents know what you mean

Every signal, frame and scan links to the part, revision and ticket it belongs to — agents already share your context.

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AGENT TELEMETRYCAM_FWDLIDAR_0CAD ASM #ENG-OPSBOMISAAC SIMENG-402
07 / Ground rules

Deterministic by design. Sovereign by default

Two non-negotiables for aerospace, defense and industrial programs — built into the core, not bolted on.

A / Determinism

Every run repeatable, or it isn't a result

The engine runs a sequence the same way every time — same order, same timing, same limits. Expensive tests deserve nothing less.

SEQ A-42 · procedures as codeRuns 001–005 · identical
B / Sovereignty

Your data stays under your control

Run in your cloud, on-prem, or air-gapped — and bring the models you trust. Where the data lives, and what touches it, is your call.

Your keys · your boundaryYou decide what crosses
MODELS YOUR ENVIRONMENTAPPROVED
08 / Teams

Built for teams, not just tools

Split across sites and toolchains, every team still reviews one run, one result, one set of numbers.

T/01

One shared workspace

Every engineer, on every site, sees the same runs, dashboards and annotations, live.

T/02

One source of truth

Versioned runs and baselines — any revision reproducible against any other.

T/03

Reports on autopilot

End-of-test summaries written and delivered to Slack, Teams or email.

09 / End of run

For the teams pushing physical limits

Hard things are won one run at a time — and every run can teach the next. Idea to validated product in months, not years. Behind the next generation of rockets, robots, reactors — and everything yet to be imagined.