Energy & UtilitiesTrusted AI (Super Intelligence, or SI) for energy operators and utilities
Procedures and inspection reports go in. Summaries come back. Built for isolated networks.
The loop
SI does the tasks. People make the calls.
- Files, prompts, and answers stay in the building
- No standing remote access for SAIN
- Unlimited usage: no per-token fees, no usage caps
- Installed and set up, with a custom quote
Why energy & utilities teams keep it in the building
Operational networks are often isolated by design. SAIN Edge is built to run with no path to the internet, so the SI works where your data already lives.
Energy teams run on procedures, inspection reports, and regulatory filings. SAIN does the first pass on hardware inside your facility, keeps a record of every step, and screens the files and software coming into your environment.
Where we are headed
We are researching accountable agents for micro-grids, storage, and local energy markets, with a tamper-evident record of each transaction. This is research, not a product.
Why teams trust SAIN
- U.S. company, headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia
- Sonara is in production for a federal defense program
- No standing remote access to your files
- Your staff review every answer
Questions
Can it run on an isolated network?
Yes. SAIN Edge is built to run with outbound traffic blocked.
What does Sentinel check?
Executables, mobile apps, containers, firmware, model files, and AI runtimes embedded in software. It runs fully offline and flags indicators of possible tampering or backdoors for review.
Where do we start?
With one recurring workflow, like inspection report summaries. SAIN Edge is installed and set up for energy and utility teams, with a custom quote for each customer.
Does SAIN have remote access to the machine?
No. SAIN has no standing remote access. Any support session is one your IT team opens.
What happens after the 90 days of Launch Care?
Managed support is optional, from $1,500 a month, sized to your team and workflows. Without it, your IT team runs the machine from the documented handoff.