Industries
Where Praecise Furcate runs
Sites that cannot afford to guess.
The same architecture serves very different sites. What they share: devices that were never given an identity, decisions that depend on readings, and a need to keep running when the outside world does not cooperate.
01
Private AI infrastructure
Racks, power and cooling as one system.
AI compute you own, measured at the supply and answerable to no one outside.
Accelerator nodes, their power and thermal envelope, and the sensors on the breakers and chillers, under one identity and policy model, with energy priced against the grid it actually came from.
02
Buildings and campuses
From plant rooms to meeting rooms.
Building systems that finally know which device said what.
BACnet and Modbus plant behind field bridges, rooms on Thread and Zigbee through room leaves, cameras behind guards, all with signed control and interlocks that survive a network outage.
03
Manufacturing and process
The plant floor, supervised without being disturbed.
Signed readings from machines that cannot be changed, and writes that pass a person when they should.
Read and supervise PLCs and drives over OPC UA, Modbus and the industrial Ethernets, with every write an order and every refusal recorded.
04
Energy and distributed generation
Generation, storage, charging and the grid.
Dispatch evidence a utility can check.
Inverters, batteries and chargers on IEEE 2030.5, SunSpec, OpenADR and OCPP, with each curtailment or charge recorded as a signed event and energy accounted per site.
05
Video and physical security
Footage that holds up.
From the camera to the court, the chain unbroken.
Installed cameras brought inside the trust model by guards, signed video verified and chained, redaction before anything leaves the node, and search on hardware the operator owns.
06
Cities and public infrastructure
Many sites, one operator, no single point of failure.
Infrastructure that keeps working when the network does not.
Street lighting, water and heat networks, transit stations and public buildings, each a site that stands on its own, operated together, with every actuation signed and every refusal recorded.
07
Robotics and autonomous machines
Edge to autonomous.
Machines that move, stopped by the operator's key and nobody else's.
Robots and vehicles as nodes, their actuators behind leaves that enforce interlocks offline, and fleets operated like any other site.
08
Offices, shops and clinics
A few nodes, a few leaves.
Small sites with the same guarantees as large ones.
Cameras, rooms, doors and energy for a business that wants its data on its own premises, without hiring an infrastructure team.
09
Research, labs and agriculture
Measurements other people will rely on.
Data whose origin can be proven years later.
Sensor networks on leaves with readings signed at capture, model provenance on every inferred value, and archives that carry their own evidence.