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Every AIOD appliance is a sealed, self-contained inference system — Nemotron or Gemma weights resident on local silicon, a knowledge corpus curated for the mission, and no external dependency of any kind. Choose the chassis; the principle never changes.
Unit F-1 // Portable
Ruggedised inference in a sealed transit case, built for the places where help can't call out. A trained responder opens the lid, asks the question, and gets protocol-grade guidance — at altitude, at sea, or beyond the last cell tower.
Mission-curated retrieval: wilderness and remote medicine protocols, casualty triage frameworks, mechanical and marine repair manuals, navigation and survival references, regulatory documents — in the languages your team works in.
Important: Field units are decision-support tools for trained personnel. They augment protocols and training; they do not replace emergency services or clinical judgement.
Mountain rescue stations and alpine refuges. Vessels on bluewater passages. Expedition base camps. Remote clinics and research stations. Anywhere the question "what do we do now?" can't wait for a signal.
Unit C-1 // Resilience node
One node, one town. A community knowledge server installed in a library, town hall or emergency operations centre — quietly useful in peacetime, indispensable when the grid and the internet are gone. If it has power, the whole community has answers.
A civilisation-in-miniature reference library: emergency medicine, water purification and sanitation, power and generator repair, food preservation, structural safety assessment, communications procedures, local emergency plans — plus an offline encyclopaedia.
Local knowledge: we ingest your council's own documents — flood plans, evacuation routes, asset registers — so the node speaks for your town.
Public libraries and town halls. Council emergency operations centres. Civil-defence and community-resilience programmes. Island and rural communities where connectivity was never guaranteed in the first place.
Unit P-1 // Air-gapped
Full LLM capability with zero exfiltration risk. Your documents, your model, your building — confidentiality enforced by physics, not policy. Built for organisations whose data must never, under any circumstances, transit a third party.
No network interfaces enabled at handover. Signed, encrypted update media. Full-disk encryption at rest. Verified air gap with documented attestation. Zero telemetry — we couldn't see your usage even if we wanted to, and we don't want to.
Law firms running privileged review. Hospitals analysing records under GDPR. Defence contractors and classified environments. Pharma and deep-tech R&D where the prompt itself is the trade secret. Hedge funds, family offices and digital-asset firms — where the prompt is the position.
Sustainment
An offline machine should still improve over time. Quarterly, AIOD ships a signed, encrypted drive containing model upgrades, software patches and refreshed corpus material. Your team plugs it in; the appliance verifies the signature and applies the update. The air gap is never broken.
Faster cadences available for clinical and regulatory corpora that move quickly.
Every pack is hashed and signed. The appliance refuses anything it can't verify.
Hardware-encrypted media, tracked courier, tamper-evident packaging.
Update history lives on the device, in your records — not on our servers. We don't have servers for it.
Questions
No. They are designed, installed and verified as air-gapped systems. Model weights, retrieval index and knowledge corpus live on the device. Updates arrive on signed, encrypted drives — never over a network.
You own the machine and the weights outright, and our maintenance contracts cover diagnostics, spares and like-for-like replacement. There is no service that can be discontinued out from under you — that's the point.
Yes. For most missions, retrieval (RAG) over your corpus is the right tool and keeps your documents as documents. Where genuine fine-tuning is justified, it's performed on isolated hardware under NDA, and every artefact is handed over or destroyed — your choice, documented.
A standard Private or Field deployment typically runs 6–10 weeks from threat-model workshop to verified on-site handover. Civic deployments vary with corpus and council integration work.
Frontier cloud models are stronger in absolute terms. But a well-sized Nemotron or Gemma appliance with retrieval over a mission-specific corpus is remarkably capable at its job — and it answers when the cloud can't, on data the cloud must never see. See our cloud-vs-local comparison.
Begin deployment
The mountain, the courtroom, the town, the lab — every deployment starts with a one-hour threat-model conversation.
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