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AI FOR MACHINES
AI for machines that cannot afford to be wrong.
Satellites, drones, vehicles, robots, wearables. Our models run on the machine itself — offline, on constrained hardware — and a person stays in command of anything that matters.
IN SHORT
AgentAnywhere's AI for machines puts small models from ShepHertz on the machine itself: satellites and ground stations, drones, cars, armoured and utility vehicles, phones and wearables, robots and industrial plants. They run offline on constrained hardware. Tatva turns language into one machine command, Sanjaya reads telemetry, and Drashta reads imagery. Policy sits outside the model and a named person approves.
Offline
On the machine, with no cloud in the loop and nothing to leak.
Constrained hardware
Sized for companion computers, head units, edge boxes and phones.
A person in command
The model proposes one action. Policy checks it. A named person approves.
BY MACHINE
Pick the machine. See what runs on it.
Every live demo we have, organised by the machine it runs on. Where a machine has no demo yet, the page says so and shows the use case as an illustration.
THREE FAMILIES · ONE JOB EACH
Small models that do one thing well, on the machine.
HOW EVERY MACHINE STAYS IN HUMAN COMMAND
The model proposes. It never decides.
Policy outside the model
Rules are written and versioned outside the model and checked on every proposal. A model cannot talk its way past them.
A named person approves
Anything consequential waits for a named person. Their approval, or their refusal, is part of the record.
Signed receipts
Every proposal, check and approval is written to a signed, hash-chained receipt that can be verified offline, later, by someone else.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
- What does “AI for machines” mean at AgentAnywhere?
- Small models that run on the machine itself — a satellite ground station, a drone, a vehicle, a robot, a phone — with no cloud connection. They turn language into one machine command, read telemetry, or read imagery, and a person approves anything consequential.
- Which models run on machines?
- Three families. Tatva turns plain language into one machine command, or none. Sanjaya reads fleet and telemetry data and warns before a failure. Drashta finds aircraft and structures in imagery for an analyst.
- Can these models act on their own?
- No. The model proposes one action; a policy written outside the model checks it; a named person approves. Every step is written to a signed receipt.
- Are the demos real?
- The demos run on our demo hub, behind sign-in. The machines and scenes in them are simulated and labelled; the model outputs inside them are real, and each demo says which parts are which. Where a machine has no demo yet, we say so.
- Is any of this a weapons or targeting system?
- No. Tatva and Drashta are not targeting or engagement systems and are never placed in a weapons-release chain. Drashta finds aircraft and structures in imagery; an analyst decides what they mean.
Bring us the machine that cannot afford to be wrong.
Tell us the machine, the mission and the hardware it has. We will show you the closest demo, and tell you honestly what is ready today and what we would build with you.