PRODUCTS/One brain, four ways to put it to work

Eyes on the site. Eyes on the crew. Answers in your hand.

Everything runs on the same WendyOS — one operator watching it all, one picture of the whole site. Adding a box, a tag, or a robot is a mounting job, not an IT project. Start with one on one problem spot and add the rest when it earns its keep.

Open Wendy Box showing the computer and cameras packed inside the rugged case
Everything it needs, packed inside
Closed Wendy Box seen from above with the protected camera window
Sealed tight, camera protected
Wendy Box field kit open and ready to deploy
On shift the same afternoon
FIXED EYES ON SITEAvailable now

Wendy Box

Mounts where the work happens

A box you mount. A watch that never ends.

A rugged case with two cameras and a computer inside. Put it on the pad, at the gate, or along the line, give it power, and it keeps watch — comparing today against every day before and speaking up in plain words when something changes.

  • A camera that sees heat — the bearing running warm, the hot spot before the fire
  • A camera for day and night, with no floodlights needed
  • The thinking happens inside the box, so it keeps working with no signal
  • Crush-proof and weather-sealed; battery for trials or plant power for keeps
The Wendy Tag prototype case, shaped like the Wendy emblem, with camera lens and microphone holes
Shaped like the mark on the door
Inside the Wendy Tag prototype: circuit board with camera, cellular module, and sensor
Camera, radio, and sensors on one board
ON YOUR PEOPLE & EQUIPMENTEarly access

Wendy Tag

Worn on a shirt or stuck to a machine

The size of a name badge. The memory of a good notetaker.

Clip it on for a safety tour or inspection and just talk. It sees what you see, listens as you call things out, and has the findings and photos collated before you get back to the truck. Stick it to a machine with a magnet and it keeps watch there instead.

  • A camera and a microphone, so it can see the hazard and hear the call-out
  • Its own cellular link and location, so it works away from the plant network
  • Rechargeable over USB-C; wear it on a shirt or magnet-mount it to steel
  • Writes up the tour for you — findings, photos, and a report ready to send
  • Pipe rack · walked nightly
  • Tank farm · flown weekly
  • Confined space · watched from outside
  • Findings · into the same picture

Running with pilot customers — ask us for photos and references on a call.

WHERE NOTHING CAN BE MOUNTEDPilot projects

Wendy robots

Walks and flies the places you can’t bolt to

For the rounds nobody wants to walk.

Some of the places that need watching have no wall to mount to and no safe way in — the pipe rack, the tailings pond, the tank farm at 40 below. Robot dogs and drones cover those on a schedule and report back to the same brain as everything else.

  • Walks or flies a set route, as often as you want it run
  • Reads gauges and looks over the spots a person would have to climb to
  • Keeps people out of confined spaces and away from the line of fire
  • Same heads-up, same one picture — no separate system to learn

What asking looks like

What’s going on with pump P-101?

Running warmer than usual for six days, and drawing more power each shift.

Has it done this before?

Twice. Both times it ended in a seal failure within three weeks.

What should I check first?

The seal and the cooling line — that’s what the last two write-ups found.

IN YOUR HANDEarly access

Wendy Pal

How you talk to Wendy, from anywhere

Ask it like you’d ask the best operator on site.

Wendy Pal watches over everything behind the scenes — the control room data, the maintenance history, and every set of eyes in the field — and warns you before trouble instead of after. When you want to know more, you ask in plain words and get a straight answer with the history behind it.

  • One picture of the whole operation, first thing in the morning
  • Warns you while it’s still a small fix, not once the alarm goes
  • Answers in plain words, and shows where the answer came from
  • Works alongside your control room’s systems, not instead of them
Try one first

The trial arrives as a complete kit

One unit, camera included, on one problem spot. Mount it, power it, and see what Wendy catches in the first month.