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Most OT training is generic, and most AI runs somewhere else…

Ours is built from your plant, and stays there.

ALDBRN builds AI-guided learning environments from your process documentation and experts’ know-how.

Shared understanding

Understanding is built with the people who run the plant.

Your team connects what the diagrams and records say with the decisions, exceptions and know-how that keep the operation running. ALDBRN holds that understanding and turns it into learning people can work through.

  1. Runs on

    • Your machine
    • Local models
    • Your network
  2. Inputs

    • Diagrams and records
    • Operator know-how
  3. Shared foundation

    System understanding

    The records, connections, decisions, exceptions and local rules behind how the plant runs.

  4. Learning tools

    • Scenarios
    • Guidance
    • Learning memos
  5. Value out

    • Better questions
    • Fewer confident guesses
    • Understanding that travels

Everything it does, it does on the machine.

One box holds the models, the index and everything they produce.

  1. Your GPUs

    • Scenario generation
    • 3D and video generation
    • AI-assistant guidance
  2. The index

    Your documents and records

    Your drawings, procedures and change records, read where they sit and indexed on the machine. Read only, by construction.

  3. Your storage

    • Scenarios and labs
    • Learning memos
    • Collected records
    • Every question and answer
  4. Your network

    • Browser access
    • Access per team
    • Reachable only from your network

It runs where your records already are.

One machine inside your building, on your network, under your own access rules. The platform, the models and everything they produce stay on it.

What leaves

  • Model weights, downloaded once at install.
  • Email notifications, to addresses you configure.

What stays

  • Your documents and records.
  • The scenarios, labs and programs built from them.
  • Every question and answer, and every memo.

A pilot can start on an ALDBRN-run machine instead, so you can begin before buying hardware. You know where it is, and the rest is the same.

See the hardware
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How a program gets to your site.

Four steps with ALDBRN on hand, then we keep it current.

  1. Specify the machine together

    Desk workstation or rack server, sized with you. Or start on an ALDBRN-run machine.

  2. Connect the records, read only

    Drawings, procedures and change records, where they already sit. The platform reads and never writes.

  3. Generate and review the first program

    Local models build the scenarios and labs from your records. Our experts review them on your machine before anyone trains.

  4. Train with us on hand

    Your operators work through the program in a browser on your network. We stay close while they learn how to work with it.

Then we keep it current.

  • Models updated as better open weights ship.
  • Monitoring with alerting on the machine.
  • Backups, and upgrades that keep your configuration.

Three baseline programs. Yours is built from your plant.

Visibility, Hardening and Response are the starting points. Each unit’s scenarios are generated from your own records, and scenarios, labs or whole programs can be built for what the baselines don’t cover.

See the programs
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The questions behind the product.

Read practical notes on OT visibility, hardening and response, one for each program, and the reasoning behind a decision.

Read the blog

Program Visibility · Taurus

Map the plant you already run

How operators build a real asset and connection register from the drawings, historians and switches the plant already has.

Program Hardening · Orion

Harden the line you cannot patch

Patching a running PLC is rarely an option, so hardening works through segmentation, compensating controls and the access paths that already exist.

Program Response · Canis Major

Read the alert you already have

The Response program trains operators to trust or explain a detection, run a playbook under pressure, and prioritize when everything changes at once.

Be there for the first release.

Pilots are open only to selected sites. Signing up asks to be considered. It does not reserve a place.