Aleph

Aleph builds physics-based AI agents for asset-intensive industries. The company builds a working model of a facility and tests options inside that model before a team commits to one. Its AI agent recommends actions. The customer's own experts decide which actions to carry out.

Aleph has two product lines. Aleph Omega is for process industries. Aleph Aero is for aviation. Aleph Aero is an AI agent for airport operations. It builds a physics-based model of an airport and learns how to use it.

Aleph Aero predicts operational disruption before it develops. It then recommends recovery actions across airside, ground and terminal operations. Airside covers stands and gates. Ground covers baggage and ground support equipment. Terminal covers belts, desks and crew.

Planners accept or reject every recommendation. The AI agent explains its reasoning in plain language. It learns from the decisions the planners make. Engineers and planners can ask it questions in plain language.

The company says it builds its models from documentation and operational data that an organisation already holds. It says models can be built in hours instead of months. No new instrumentation is required. The model is checked against live data as conditions change.

The website says the AI agent can handle events it has never seen in past data. This is because it learns inside the physics-based model. The company says it was founded by people who have worked in heavy and asset-intensive industries.

Services

• Aleph Aero airport operations AI agent
• Aleph Omega process engineering platform
• Physics-based facility modelling
• Disruption prediction
• Recovery action recommendations
• Scenario testing before decisions