AI Supervision Layer

Decide When AI Should Be Allowed To Act and When Not

We build the supervisory software that sits between AI systems and machine actions. We don't replace AI models—we make them safe to trust.

1

AI Model

Makes a prediction

2

T∧MC Supervisor

Evaluates if safe to act

3

Machine

Executes action

Supervisor decides:
✓ Allow ◐ Limit ⏸ Pause 👤 Ask Human

AI is powerful.
But it makes mistakes.

Today, AI models analyze sensor data and recommend actions across laboratories, factories, and autonomous systems. But AI doesn't always know when it's wrong. It behaves unpredictably. It hallucinates. And machines may act on outputs that should never have been trusted.

AI models can't reliably detect their own failures

Physical actions on bad AI outputs cause real-world harm

Companies fall back to rigid rules—safe but limited

The result: AI remains underused in physical systems. Deployments stay stuck at pilot stages. The promise of intelligent machines goes unfulfilled.

A supervisory layer that
governs AI actions

We don't replace AI models. We don't generate predictions. We act as an independent decision layer that evaluates whether AI outputs are reliable enough to be used at a given moment.

Before any machine acts, we check:
01

Sensor Data Quality

Is the input data clean, complete, and within expected ranges?

02

AI Model Confidence

How certain is the model? Does it know what it doesn't know?

03

Machine Health

Is the equipment operating normally? Any signs of degradation?

04

Drift Detection

Has the data distribution shifted from what the model was trained on?

05

Physical Plausibility

Does the proposed action make sense within known physical limits?

06

Historical Context

How does this situation compare to past decisions and outcomes?

Based on evaluation, we make a clear decision:

Allow

Conditions are good. AI output is trustworthy. Proceed normally.

Limit

Some uncertainty. Constrain action to safe parameters.

Slow Down

Elevated risk. Reduce speed and intensity of operation.

Pause

High uncertainty. Stop and wait for conditions to stabilize.

👤

Human Required

Critical situation. Require human approval before proceeding.

If uncertainty increases, the system becomes more conservative. If conditions stabilize, normal operation resumes. All decisions are logged and explainable.

Built for the real world

Runs on the Edge

All processing happens locally on the machine. No cloud dependency. No latency. Complete data sovereignty.

Works Offline

Suitable for environments where connectivity is unreliable or prohibited. Safety doesn't depend on a network connection.

Deterministic

Same input, same output. Every time. Critical for certified systems and regulated industries.

Explainable

Every decision comes with a traceable rationale. Full auditability for compliance, debugging, and continuous improvement.

Universal across physical AI

The problem we solve—deciding whether AI can be trusted before acting—exists in every machine that uses AI to interact with the physical world.

Scientific Instruments

Spectrometers, chromatographs, and analytical instruments requiring real-time decisions.

Semiconductor Equipment

Metrology and process tools where nanometer precision demands zero false actions.

Industrial Machines

CNC machines, turbines, and precision manufacturing where downtime costs millions.

Autonomous Systems

Robotics and autonomous vehicles where safety-critical decisions happen in milliseconds.

Patented

Let's build machines
that know when to trust AI

We're looking for forward-thinking OEMs who want to embed intelligence into their devices—safely. Let's discuss how T&M can become your AI supervision layer.

NDA-ready technical discussions available