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NEICRONE
// NEICRONE FIELD HARDWARE · ACTIVE UNIT

Pushing the limits of physical AI.

Instrumented field units that log real-world sensor, dynamics, and safety data so autonomous systems ship on evidence, not simulation.

// BOOT COMPLETE

// ALL FIELD OPS NOMINAL

Neicrone field sensor pod mounted on an autonomous ground unit, quarry site
06Lines nominal
// EDGE PIPELINE
// FIELD OPS SYNC
// STANDBY
// System Core

Every deployment starts as a system you can enter.

STANDBY
// Problem Space
0105

The bottleneck is not the model.

Capability is outpacing deployment. The constraint has moved downstream, into physical evidence.


// THE BOTTLENECKUNRESOLVED

Sim-to-Real Execution Gap

Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models are advancing fast, but hardware deployments fail because real-world physical data is scarce, expensive, and dangerous to harvest in public spaces. Simulations cannot capture non-linear edge conditions like mud, sudden weather shifts, or mechanical wear.


// UNMODELLED FAILURE MODES
  • Non-linear surface conditions: mud, standing water, ice transitions
  • Sudden weather shift inside a single trajectory window
  • Mechanical wear drift across actuator duty cycles
  • Public-space harvesting: legally constrained, expensive, unsafe
// THE NEICRONE SOLUTIONRESOLVED

Field Infrastructure Platform

We convert live commercial logistics fleets into edge-data collection nodes and provide secure, sensor-instrumented physical sandboxes so robotics OEMs can validate perception, dynamics, and safety in real-world conditions.


// DELIVERED CAPABILITY
  • Live commercial fleets converted into edge collection nodes
  • Sensor-instrumented physical sandboxes under controlled hazard
  • Perception, dynamics, and safety validated on real substrate
  • Chain-of-custody telemetry from sensor to training corpus
// Field Ops
0205

Six lines, one substrate.

Every product line writes into the same spatial timeline. Nothing is siloed; nothing is simulated.


FLD-01

Neicrone Field Ops

Crewed and autonomous teams that instrument, run, and log real-world trials. Standardised run sheets, incident capture, and chain-of-custody on every episode.

ACTIVE
SBX-02

Physical AI Sandboxes

Secured, sensor-saturated environments with reproducible hazard conditions: surface, weather, occlusion, and load.

ACTIVE
TLM-03

Freight Telematics Engine

Fleet-scale ingest of CAN bus, GNSS, IMU, and payload state, normalised into a single queryable spatial timeline.

ACTIVE
EDG-04

Edge Sensor Pipelines

On-vehicle capture, compression, and selective upload. Bandwidth-aware triage keeps the rare event and discards the rest.

ACTIVE
HIL-05

Hardware-in-the-Loop Safety Clearance

Staged clearance from bench HITL to supervised public operation, with an auditable evidence trail at every gate.

CERTIFIED
LOG-06

Active Logistics Deployments

Production integrations inside working freight lanes, warehouses, and yards. Revenue operations, not staged pilots.

SCALING
// The Infrastructure Gap
0305

Physical AI has a data problem.

Intelligent machines can only become reliable when they can continuously learn from the environments in which they operate.


But physical-world data is fragmented across sensors, machines, simulations and operational systems.

Neicrone is building the infrastructure to connect them.

01
// PERCEPTION

Machines need to see.

Connect heterogeneous sensors and physical signals into a coherent representation of the environment.


02
// CONTEXT

Machines need to understand.

Combine spatial, temporal and machine-state information to understand what is happening around a system.


03
// EVIDENCE

Systems need to learn.

Transform raw observations into structured datasets and operational records that can support evaluation and improvement.


04
// CONTROL

Physical intelligence needs oversight.

Introduce human review, traceability and operational controls between autonomous systems and consequential real-world actions.

// System Architecture
0405

Edge to cold storage, one path.

Request enters at the edge, resolves through server components, and terminates in a tiered store. No hidden hops.


// STACK TOPOLOGY v15.3
04Tiers reporting
T0
// EDGE / INGRESS

Cloudflare Edge CDN / WAF

ANYCAST · 300+ POP

TLS termination, bot mitigation, and rate limiting at the edge. Static and ISR payloads served from cache before origin is consulted.

T1
// PRESENTATION

Next.js 15, App Router (SSR)

REACT 19 · RSC

Server Components stream the document shell; client islands hydrate only where interaction exists.

CSS Compositor Substrate

GPU LAYERS · NO CANVAS

Depth fog, reticle field, and grain composited on the GPU. No WebGL context, no runtime shader compile, nothing to fall back from.

T2
// APPLICATION

API Gateway / Server Actions

ZOD · RSC MUTATIONS

Typed mutations validated at the boundary. Partner intake, telemetry queries, and sandbox scheduling share one schema surface.

T3
// PERSISTENCE

PostgreSQL

SUPABASE · RLS

Relational source of truth: partners, fleets, runs, clearance gates. Row-level security scoped per organisation.

Redis Telemetry Cache

SUB-MS READ

Hot window for live fleet state and sandbox occupancy. Written by the edge ingest workers, read by dashboards.

Amazon S3 / Cloudflare R2

OBJECT · COLD

Raw sensor episodes, point clouds, and video. Content-addressed, immutable, lifecycle-tiered.

// TRANSPORT: HTTPS / WSS · MTLS INTERNAL// REGION: MULTI · ACTIVE-ACTIVE// RETENTION: 90D HOT · 7Y COLD
// Partner Intake
0505

Request sandbox access.

Intake is reviewed by Field Ops. Clearance is staged, and bench HITL precedes any supervised operation on live infrastructure.


// FORM NCR-INTAKE-01ENCRYPTED · TLS 1.3
// RESPONSE SLA: 2 BUSINESS DAYS