You build the hardware. We handle the data.
Connect a device. Watch the fleet. Catch the failure. Plexus is how hardware teams put their fleets in production — telemetry from every unit, dashboards shaped like your hardware, anomalies flagged before they ship.
Connect a device. Watch the fleet. Catch the failure. Plexus is how hardware teams put their fleets in production — telemetry from every unit, dashboards shaped like your hardware, anomalies flagged before they ship.
Plexus is one platform across the lifecycle of a hardware fleet: Connect a device with three lines of Python. Observe it on dashboards shaped like the thing you built. Predict failures before they ship.
Hardware-native — edge buffering when the link drops, thermal overlays on real CAD, schemas you can query — not bolted onto a time-series DB. Your IP stays yours.
We design for the engineer at 2am. If the SDK doesn't feel right, we keep cooking until it does. Dashboards come after the API, not before.
Edge buffering when the link drops. Thermal overlays on real CAD. Schemas you can query. Not a TSDB with extras bolted on.
Your IP — dashboards, anomaly models, schema, firmware wrappers — stays yours.
One platform across the lifecycle. Hardware-native — edge buffering when the link drops, thermal overlays on real CAD, schemas you can query — not bolted onto a time-series DB.
Drop the SDK into the firmware you already ship. Structured metrics, edge buffering when the link drops — from an ESP32 in a lab to a bus on orbit.
from plexus import Plexus
px = Plexus(source_id="drone-001")
px.send("battery", 3.7)
px.send("temp", 82.4)Thermal overlays on real CAD. Fleet-wide anomaly ranking. Schemas you can query — not bolted onto a time-series DB.
<plx-chart series="battery" window="60s" live />
Catch a bearing trending hot. Flag a conjunction window. Identify the design choices you’d make again next time.
px.alert( metric="bearing.temp", above=85, window="15m", )
One platform across the lifecycle. Hardware-native — edge buffering when the link drops, thermal overlays on real CAD, schemas you can query — not bolted onto a time-series DB.
Drop the SDK into the firmware you already ship. Structured metrics, edge buffering when the link drops — from an ESP32 in a lab to a bus on orbit.
Thermal overlays on real CAD. Fleet-wide anomaly ranking. Schemas you can query — not bolted onto a time-series DB.
Catch a bearing trending hot. Flag a conjunction window. Identify the design choices you’d make again next time.
Deep-tech teams don’t have six months to stand up a data stack from scratch. A Plexus engineer sits with your team until the telemetry is flowing, the dashboards are live, and your fleet is in production. Then we hand it off.
A productized landing gets your fleet into production in weeks. The first 80% is a playbook we’ve already run; the last 20% is custom to your hardware.
You’re selling into primes, program offices, and fleet operators who want real telemetry before they sign. Plexus is the data story they underwrite.
Managed SaaS or your cloud. Pick the mode your customers will accept.
Dashboards, anomaly models, schema, firmware wrappers — all work-for-hire, assigned on delivery. Plexus is the platform underneath; the IP on top is yours.
Deep-tech teams don’t have six months to stand up a data stack from scratch. A Plexus engineer sits with your team until the telemetry is flowing, the dashboards are live, and your fleet is in production. Then we hand it off.
A productized landing gets your fleet into production in weeks. The first 80% is a playbook we’ve already run; the last 20% is custom to your hardware.
You’re selling into primes, program offices, and fleet operators who want real telemetry before they sign. Plexus is the data story they underwrite.
Managed SaaS or your cloud. Pick the mode your customers will accept.
Dashboards, anomaly models, schema, firmware wrappers — all work-for-hire, assigned on delivery. Plexus is the platform underneath; the IP on top is yours.
A Plexus engineer deploys alongside your team — telemetry flowing, dashboards live, fleet in production. Weeks, not quarters.
Drop the SDK into the firmware you already ship. Three lines of Python, telemetry flowing. No setup call. Free to start.
A Plexus engineer deploys alongside your team — telemetry flowing, dashboards live, fleet in production. Weeks, not quarters.
Drop the SDK into the firmware you already ship. Three lines of Python, telemetry flowing. No setup call. Free to start.
Telemetry flowing from every unit, dashboards shaped like your hardware, anomaly signals before a failure ships. Onboarding is a conversation — tell us what you’re flying, driving, launching, or deploying. We read every one ourselves and write back the same day.