New shipyards, autonomous-vessel yards and dual-use factories are ramping with thin crews and strict data rules. AgentMesh runs line and yard quality checks, machinery health and factory network watch inside the security boundary you already maintain, and writes the evidence your assessors ask for.
New yards and lines open faster than experienced inspectors and maintainers can be hired.
Controlled unclassified and export-controlled data must stay inside an approved boundary.
CMMC and SP 800-171 programs need records of what systems did and who approved it.
Each job is a domain kit: connections, fingerprints, rules, a playbook and reports for one class of asset. A pod can run several.
DeepVision weld and structure checks fused with process signals, with drafted non-conformance reports.
Vibration, electrical and ultrasonic signals on pumps, motors, generators and shop equipment, with work orders drafted.
Unusual commands and unauthorized writes on the factory network, logged for audits.
Connections go through the Unovie Gateway with allow-listed protocols. Everything is read-only unless the table says otherwise.
| System | How AgentMesh uses it |
|---|---|
| Machinery sensors and condition monitoring | read-only |
| Weld and process equipment | read-only |
| Vision stations | read-only |
| Factory network traffic | passive copy |
| MES and quality system | records out |
| Maintenance system | work orders out |
An engineer reviews your sensors, network and control systems before anything is signed — a 1–2 day visit.
Read-only connection, baselines from your history, replay of past events.
Live findings in the agreed lanes, drafted records, a measured latency report.
Results review and a signed evidence pack.
Pilot on one line, dock or machinery space inside your enclave: replay in weeks 1–2, live flags and drafted records in weeks 3–6.
Site audit: no charge, 1–2 days on site · 6-week paid pilot: $40–60K, credited in full against a production site signed within 90 days
The pod, the decision path, data safety and failover, for your architects.
Designed against NIST SP 800-53 and the NIST AI RMF, with evidence for your assessor.
Data, safety, hardware, price and what happens when the link drops.
Engineers on site across Texas, serving programs nationally.
