5 implementations across 2 industries
This is like a GPS on steroids for fleets: it automatically figures out the best possible routes and schedules for many vehicles and stops at once, taking into account time windows, capacity, and traffic, instead of a human planner or simple mapping app doing it by hand.
Think of it as a GPS that doesn’t just show you the fastest path, but plans all your deliveries for the day in the smartest order, taking into account traffic, time windows, driver limits, and vehicle capacity automatically.
Think of SGuard-v1 as a smart safety filter that sits in front of your AI systems used in mining operations. Whenever staff or contractors ask the AI something risky (for example about unsafe procedures, explosives, or bypassing regulations), SGuard-v1 checks the request and the AI’s response, and blocks, rewrites, or flags anything that could cause harm or violate safety and compliance rules.
This is like putting a smart safety inspector in front of your company’s AI chatbot. Before the AI answers, the inspector checks if the question or answer is unsafe (toxic, leaking secrets, non‑compliant) and blocks or rewrites it.
Think of this as putting a safety switch and guard rails around an AI system that controls or advises operations. Even if the AI starts giving strange or dangerous instructions, these ‘circuit breakers’ automatically detect the bad behavior and shut it down or route around it before anything harmful happens.