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Capital on the line

We are building the index for industrial automation.

Others write loans. We underwrite the deployment of physical AI.

We price the gaps between quote, technical capability and automation in production. We are the delta between more deployments or less production. That is the yield.

Robotics factory

The dataset the category never had

Deployment capability

who can build and fix what.

Contract

the terms actually signed.

Quote line items

what each line really costs.

Assets

every machine, valued weekly.

Financial

accounts, ten years back.

Telemetry

coming soon.

Assets

1,500

Sources tracked

5,000

OEMs

80+

Types of robots

50+

Others just fund the machine because it's the only value they can see. The rest of the deployment is engineering, software, integration and commissioning. We back all of it.

Our engine parses the book of robotic deployments

  1. 01

    Tenor

    Reads the project. All components, system, line, capabilites and objectives - technically, commercially, contractually and temporally.

    Inside the technology
    Watercolor study of layered industrial components
  2. 02

    Maestro

    Our AI prices the dense continuum of a project's topology. Hundreds of thousands of options, solving for the ones not available before.

    Inside the technology
    Watercolor study of an industrial robot arm
  3. 03

    Opera

    Translates our granular technical variables and financial parameters into the language of the shop floor.

    Inside the technology
    Watercolor aerial study of an industrial site

Priced before it is ever a deal

Watercolor study of a belt drive over three pulleys

The first depreciation curve for physical AI

Residual value as a percentage of new against age in years. The curve falls from 100% at age zero to about 18% at eight years, steeply over the first two years and shallowly after four.

Residual, % of new

18%8 years

100%

50%

0

4

8 years

real transactions, written back weekly

one anonymized OEM family, timestamped to last read

Per OEM and SKU

Residual percent of new, over age - first derivative tracked weekly.

Volume and velocity by price

Rising listings in abundance and falling prices are visible to us early, seen over time.

Reading the market book

Realized prices write back into our curve.

Watercolor study of an industrial robot arm

When the book receives a hard cover

  1. Secured revenue

    We unlock projects, not spreadsheets.

  2. Milestone escrow

    Money flows against our technicals, set before start.

  3. Execution recourse

    With delivery of technicals, payment is unconditional.

  4. Technical authority

    Qualified the engineering to our standards.

  5. Step-in

    A stalled build gets finished, not recovered.

Granular by design

From $100K, graduate to $10M+. Concentration managed by jurisdiction, customer and technical exposure. Granular and uncorrelated across industries.

$100K-500K

$500K-1M

$1M-10M

$10M+

Key advise & support

Arthur Cox
CMS
Waystone
KPMG