Engaged, not unleashed.

SensorUp Autopilot puts AI agents to work on the routine, so your people spend judgment where it counts. Nothing acts until a person approves it first.

Your people's judgment goes where it counts

Autopilot works on the routine decisions, under supervision, so your team works on the big calls.

[ 01 ] Less busywork

Agents do the legwork, your people make the call

Agents watch the feeds, draft the work, and line up the evidence. Your team reviews and decides, instead of stitching screens together at shift start.

[ 02 ] Always supervised

Nothing acts until a person approves it

Every action an agent proposes routes to a person first. There is no setting that lets it run unattended. Supervised is how it is built, not a box you check.

[ 03 ] On the record

You can always show what happened and who decided

Every proposal, approval, and rejection is kept with the reasoning behind it. When someone asks why a call was made, the answer is already there.

Autopilot only matters because of what it connects

Its agents have nothing to run on their own. They act on the work defined in Studio and the record held in the Warehouse. Hover a solution to see what an agent run actually touches.

[ 01 ] Studio COMPOSE
  • Events
  • Work
  • Calculations
  • Compliance
  • Scenarios
  • Metrics
  • Reports
[ 02 ] Autopilot YOU ARE HERE
  • Agents
  • Cora
  • Solution Builder
  • Workflows
[ 03 ] Warehouse FOUNDATION
  • Assets
  • Integrations
  • Datasets
  • Relationships
  • Reference Library
  • Ledgers
  • Approvals
An agent run is never just Autopilot. For LDAR, agents watch the events from Studio and the assets and feeds from the Warehouse, then draft the work for a person to approve.

A person stays in the middle of every decision

Catch the signal, prioritize it, resolve it to the right team. The agent does the work on either side. The decision in the middle stays with your people.

  1. CATCH Agents A satellite alert lands on a compressor. The agent pulls the monitor reading and the operating state for the same asset, and lines them up side by side.
  2. PRIORITIZE AgentsWorkflows The agent ranks it against the plan and drafts the response: inspect within four hours. Where sources disagree, it flags the conflict rather than guessing.
  3. RESOLVE · the person decides Workflows The draft routes to the field supervisor, who approves it, adjusts the scope, or holds it. Only then does the work go out, and the whole decision is on the record.
Composed solution A supervised emission-event run A work order your team approved, traceable from the first reading to the crew in the field, with the agent's reasoning and the operator's decision both kept.
Catch and prioritize on one side, resolve on the other, with one human decision in the middle. The agent produces and routes. The person approves and owns.
$autopilot --mode supervised --pilot one-problem

Start your pilot project

Bring one problem and the team that would own the approval queue. We will run the first supervised pass with you on your own data, and show you exactly what an agent can and cannot do before you commit to anything.

SecurityTrust ↗