Arc · Physical AI
Most enterprise AI reads documents and email. Arc reads the rest of the business: cameras, machines, PLCs and sensors. It learns what normal looks like on your floor, flags what isn't, and tells your team before a fault costs a shift.
Arc grew out of Frontier's consulting work. Our clients' biggest losses kept happening on the floor, in machines and sites that no spreadsheet could see, so we built for them.
See how Arc worksWhat Arc fixes
A compressor or press that breaks mid-shift costs a full line's output before anyone sees it coming.
Hours of footage sit on a recorder until something has already gone wrong.
Video of your floor and your people, and data from your machines, is the last thing most companies want on someone else's servers.
The Arc view
Every machine, camera and sensor on one live map. Blue is running normally, amber needs watching, orange needs someone now. Select a machine to see why.
Vibration 18% above its normal band since 02:10.
Example view with illustrative data.
Capabilities
Pilots openArc runs on hardware at your site and connects to the cameras, PLCs and sensors you already have. Start with one line, then expand across plants.
Where Arc starts
A 90-day predictive-maintenance pilot at one factory. We connect the line's sensors and machines and count the return in downtime avoided, in your own currency.
Arc starts by watching one production line, learns what normal looks like, and only acts within limits your team sets. Select a stage below.
Arc reads the physical side. Frontier connects the digital.
Arc: CCTV cameras, machines, PLCs and sensors, deliveries and foot traffic, the parts of your operation that never reach a spreadsheet.
Arc processes video and sensor data on hardware at your site. Frontier builds inside your own systems or your own cloud account, never a shared one. That matters to banks under their regulators' rules, cooperatives with member records, and public agencies bound by data-protection laws such as GDPR and the Philippines' Data Privacy Act.
Enterprise AI consulting · Where Arc began
Frontier is the consulting business Arc grew out of, and it is now Arc's enterprise AI consulting arm. It builds agents for the work that lives in spreadsheets, inboxes and chat threads, like finance, inventory and reporting, and connects them to what Arc sees on the floor.
Map the workflow, the data behind it and the people who own the outcome.
Ship working agents to real users, behind approvals and controls.
Hand over, then repeat in the next department.
Here's what happened, here's what I did, and here are three decisions for you. Arc's alerts from the floor and Frontier's agents from the back office land in one short list. Example brief; figures are illustrative.
Across Arc and Frontier, you decide what may happen on its own. The left column grows only as the system earns trust.
Everything Arc and Frontier do, packaged in one private AI box for your factory, office or data center, on hardware you own. Specs, pricing and availability will be announced later.
Register interestThe box brings Arc's physical intelligence and Frontier's agents onto one machine you own. Select a planned layer to see what it will do.
Planned on-premise AI hardware that runs open models on equipment you own, in rack or desk form, with fleet management, remote updates and model swaps handled by us.