The Demo Trap
- Looks convincing in a demo, then struggles in day-to-day operations.
- Pilots run for months with no clear path to launch.
- Security, approvals, and integration show up too late.
We ship AI into messy real-world operations.
Pragmatic over theatrical. Real
outcomes not demos.
Seven ways we engage — from a scoping sprint to production AI systems. Each one is shaped around a concrete outcome and an honest pilot plan.
Find the one or two AI use cases worth building first.
In 3–6 weeks, we review your workflows, data, and bottlenecks, then give you a clear pilot plan with scope, effort, and expected impact.
Help your team find answers and complete routine work faster.
We build secure AI assistants for support, operations, sales, and engineering using your documents, tickets, and internal systems.
Automate multi-step tasks without losing human control.
We design workflows where AI handles the repetitive steps, and your team steps in only for approvals, exceptions, or final review.
Make AI useful inside the tools your business already runs on.
We connect AI to your CRM, ERP, warehouse, or custom software so it can find information and take action safely.
Improve forecasts, spot problems earlier, and route work more accurately.
We build prediction, scoring, and anomaly-detection models when they deliver better business results than a generic chatbot.
Turn device data into faster decisions and smarter products.
We add AI to connected devices and sensor-based systems for monitoring, prediction, and on-device intelligence.
If your use case does not fit a standard package, we design a solution around your workflow, systems, and constraints, starting with a clear pilot scope.
We connect meter streams, sensor data, and device events, then use AI assistants and forecasting models to explain system behavior, surface anomalies, and show expected energy usage ahead.
We combine telematics, maintenance logs, and dispatch or warehouse data to recommend schedules, detect equipment anomalies, and surface the next best action for operators.
We connect to your BMS and ticketing systems, analyze HVAC, occupancy, and service data, and use AI to triage requests, detect anomalies, and plan maintenance earlier.
We ingest telemetry, firmware events, and sensor streams to run anomaly detection or edge inference, then push alerts and recommended actions into your operations console.
We index documents, tickets, ERP or CRM records, and approval flows so assistants can answer from trusted sources and trigger workflow steps with human approval where needed.
A simple 5-step path from first discovery to a live system your team can actually use.
Discuss a pilot →€20K-€40K · 6-9 weeks
Clear scope and
success metrics
Choose the workflow worth fixing first
Understand the systems, data, and blockers around it
Define what success, quality, and safety look like
Build and test the first working version
Launch it properly and monitor live performance
End of Journey · Beginning of Value
Volts works with live data from meters, sensors, and connected devices. The challenge was to make that data easier to understand, demonstrate, and act on while also predicting future energy consumption.
We developed an LLM assistant for the Volts system and a predictive energy model that forecasts future electricity consumption. The result is an AI layer that moves their users away from tedious UX to a single point of contact that provides context, detects problems and turns raw energy data into actionable context.
- Stefan B. (Team Lead)
Gas price volatility makes daily trading decisions difficult. NeuralTrade needed a reliable forecasting engine that could process multiple market signals and give users a clearer view of the next-day price movement.
We built a machine learning forecasting engine for next-day gas price movement inside the NeuralTrade platform. It combines market signals into a clearer daily outlook, helping users compare scenarios and make trading decisions with more context.
- Simeon Kuninski (CTO)
The people who scope the pilot stay involved through build, integration, and production readiness.
Before build starts, we define the baseline, success metric, and review checkpoint.
A pilot includes workflow touchpoints, interfaces, and system connections, not just a model demo.
Higher-risk actions stay gated until the workflow is proven in live use.
We design around your infrastructure, security rules, data boundaries, and hardware environment from the start.
Every engagement starts with the use case, systems touched, deliverables, owners, and next-step decision.
No. We start with the data you already have and figure out what is good enough for a first pilot. Part of the work is cleaning, structuring, and connecting the missing pieces so you do not spend months preparing before learning anything.
AI usually pays back fastest when these three things are true:
If the workflow is strong but the data layer is weak, we can help define what needs to be captured first, including sensors, devices, and hardware where needed, before recommending a larger pilot.
Most engagements reach a working pilot in about 6 weeks and a production-ready release around week 9, depending on integrations and approvals. You should see something concrete early, not wait until the end for a reveal.
No. Your data stays inside the agreed environment and is not used to train public models. We can work with your infrastructure and security requirements from the start.
Usually a small group from operations, product, or IT for discovery, feedback, and approvals. We do the heavy lifting, but we need quick access to the people who understand the workflow best.
We hand over a documented system your team can run, with monitoring and clear ownership. If you want, we can continue with support, improvements, and model upkeep, but you are not locked into us.
We keep the scope tight, connect the system to trusted sources, and add checks for higher-risk actions. For important workflows, people stay in the loop until accuracy is proven in real use.
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