HubBook a working session

We compile a hub’s systems into one model that frontier agents can work on.

Every hub will run on frontier intelligence, the gap behind those who move first is widening, and it only works on data that is ready for it. Terminals, warehouses and airports run on a dozen systems that don’t agree, against a clock that doesn’t wait. AiNOS One compiles them into one model, and AiNOS Hub puts three things on top: decisions, safe work and machine fleets.

Each hub already has working software on AiNOS One: twins, agents and rule engines. What is built, hub by hub

The same AiNOS One runs AiNOS Cover, for insurance.

How AiNOS Hub works

One model under every hub. Decide. Work safely. Move.

Three products, split by who acts

Managers decide with agents beside them. People rehearse the rules before the work. Machines move under one brain. All three read the same model.

ProductWho actsWhat happens
AiNOS DeskDecisions, prepared by agentsDecide. Duty managersAn agent traces the impact and proposes. The owner decides.
AiNOS FlintSafe work, rehearsedWork safely. People in the fieldA rule from the rulebook, rehearsed before the work.
AiNOS MarshalOne brain for brainless fleetsMove. MachinesOne brain assigns, reserves lanes and replans the fleet.

AiNOS One, underneath all three

AiNOS One reads the systems a hub already runs, the TOS, the WMS, the operational database, and compiles them into one model of assets, events and rules, each linked to its source. Nothing is replaced. Agents work through an interface built for them, and people approve.

How AiNOS One works

What is built, hub by hub

Every cell is working software: twins, agents and rule engines running on AiNOS One. The one empty cell is where we go next.

PortLogisticsAirport
AiNOS DeskDecidePort
  • Terminal operations twin
  • Yard recovery
  • Transshipment admission
  • Plan feasibility check
Logistics
  • Warehouse operations center
  • Desk for floor operators
  • Network Composer
  • Fleet utilisation adviser
Airport
  • Turnaround recovery twin
AiNOS FlintWork safelyPort
  • Reach stacker rule
Logistics
  • Rack corner rule
Airport
  • Refuelling training
  • Airside training
AiNOS MarshalMovePort
  • Brainless AMR yard
Logistics
  • Automation sizing
AirportNext

Ground vehicles are dispatched by people today. Marshal’s brain runs the terminal yard first; the apron is next.

From one decision to every hub

Each decision adds to the same model, so the second costs less than the first, and a terminal delay can reach the warehouse and the apron as one event.

  1. One decision

    The decision that costs most at one site, compiled from the systems it needs and run beside the team that owns it.

  2. One site

    The next decisions reuse the same model. Each one adds records, not a new project.

  3. The network

    Sites report one common state, so volume and capacity are placed across them.

  4. Every hub

    A terminal delay reaches the warehouse and the apron as one event, with one trace.