Resources
Technical writing from the PALVO team on orchestration, world models, and what it actually takes to close the loop between perception and action in the real world.
A single fastener on a runway can shred a tire or get ingested by an engine — so airports still stop traffic and send a person out to walk the pavement. We look at why the detect-only towers that dominate the market don't remove the risk, only report it, and what a closed loop changes.
Read on the FOD pageMost industrial AI ends at a bounding box or an alert. But the value in the physical world is in the action that follows — the grasp, the rework, the stop. We argue that detection without a governed, verified action loop leaves the hard, expensive part of the job on the human — and why PALVO treats removal and verification as first-class.
See the technologyThe bottleneck in real-world autonomy isn't raw model capability — it's coordinating many sensors and actuators, safely, in real time, across latency tiers. We make the case for a single software plane that perceives, reasons, and acts, with a deterministic safety partition at the edge, instead of one ever-larger network trying to do everything.
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