Field Manual · v1.0

Software
for the operating
world.

We engineer operational data platforms, decision systems, and applied AI for the institutions that move energy, freight, and matter.

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Industrial deployments across energy, freight, manufacturing.

< 90 days

Average time from kick-off to first artifact in production.

4 / 4

Engagements that stayed live past the first contract cycle.

System online / Operating globally / Latency < 40ms / Build #v1.0.4

01 / The operating layer

The substrate
your operation
actually runs on.

Not a dashboard. Not a model. A coordinated software layer that turns events into decisions and decisions back into action.

Edge ingestion PLCs, gateways, fleet telemetry — pulled at the rate they move.

Operational schema Unified data model across legacy systems and modern stacks.

In-flight decision Models that score events as they happen, not after the shift.

Audit-ready trail Every decision attributable. Every dataset versioned.

Field operator UX Tools that survive gloves, glare, and 12-hour shifts.

Closed-loop control When the data warrants it, software writes back to the floor.

System Analysis

Live

Edge ingestion 92%

Schema mapping 78%

Decision model 61%

Operator UX 84%

4 of 4 streams nominal t+02:47:09

02 / Engagement

We don't run pilots.
We run with you.

Engagement is a three-phase deployment. Every phase ships an artifact that lives in your environment, not ours.

Embed before you architect.

Two weeks on-site or in your repos. We watch the work, then we name the technology.

Ship the spine.

A working artifact in production by week six. Narrow scope, real users, real data.

Operate alongside.

We run with your team until your engineers own every layer end-to-end.

poligon-tech / control

// edge-ingest.ts
const stream = await poligon.ingest({
  source: 'plc-cluster-7',
  rate: '40hz',
  schema: 'operational.v3'
});

// decision-loop.ts
for await (const event of stream) {
  const verdict = await model.score(event);
  if (verdict.action) {
    await control.write(verdict.payload);
  }
}