Industrial
Advanced AI and robotics for industrial monitoring and inspection.
The industrial nervous system.
Narsil is building robots and software to understand what happens inside facilities, learn how they operate, and eventually take responsibility for more of the work. Monitoring and inspection are our starting point.
Autonomous perception is the prerequisite for autonomous action
Conditions keep changing between inspections. Equipment heats up, a spill spreads, or a door stays open after a shift. Operators need to understand what is happening while the facility is running.
We are starting with robots that can move through facilities and support remote inspection. Field deployments will help us develop the sensing and software to identify changes that matter.
Our roadmap is Observe. Predict. Act. Build an understanding of the facility, use that context to anticipate problems, and progressively take on physical work with specialized robots.
MeetEcho
A mobile window into your facility.
Echo maps indoor facilities, follows autonomous routes, and streams live video for remote inspection. A simple wheeled platform with modular sensors and payloads, built around the work it needs to do.
In development: inspection intelligence, automatic docking, and more independent operation.
ForgeOS®
ForgeOS® powers Echo. The Forge® interface brings maps, missions, live video, and robot health into one place, so operators can see the facility and access the robot remotely.
Facility maps
Map the facility and use that map to prepare routes and locate Echo.
Mission control
Set routes, start missions, and follow the robot's progress.
Remote inspection
View live video and take direct control when a closer look is needed.
Robot health
Check battery, connection, and system status from the operator interface.
Inspection intelligence
We are developing software to review observations, identify changes, and bring useful findings to operators.
Customer integrations
We are working toward connecting robot observations with the systems facilities already use.
Put Echo to work.
The job
Tell us what your team checks, where visibility is missing, and what you need to know.
The facility
Review indoor routes, network access, and the conditions Echo will need to work in.
The outcome
Agree on a useful task and how we will evaluate it together.
The deployment
Run Echo in the facility, gather operator feedback, and develop the capabilities the job needs.
Starting with manufacturing.
Manufacturing
Facilities with accessible indoor routes, recurring equipment checks, and teams responsible for keeping operations running.
Logistics
Monitoring warehouses and distribution facilities as our product and deployment process mature.
Energy
Adapting sensors and inspection applications to the needs of critical energy infrastructure.
What does your facility need to know?
We are working with early deployment partners to develop industrial monitoring and inspection around real operating needs.
Discuss a pilot