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CrossnoKaye builds ATLAS/AURA physical AI on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
CrossnoKaye architects its ATLAS software-defined automation platform and AURA agentic intelligence on AWS using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore: AURA runs LLM-driven reasoning plus runtime Python workloads inside AWS-managed microVM sandboxes (with Bedrock Guardrails) to back numerical answers and closed-loop control. CrossnoKaye says ATLAS runs across 100+ facilities and 13,000 assets, stores ~22 trillion data points, runs 1,000+ APC applications, and reports 11–17% throughput improvements and ~21% average facility energy reductions.
KEY POINTS
- CrossnoKaye architects its ATLAS software-defined automation platform and AURA agentic intelligence on AWS using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore: AURA runs LLM-driven reasoning plus runtime Python workloads inside AWS-managed microVM sandboxes (with Bedrock Guardrails) to back numerical answers and closed-loop control.
- CrossnoKaye says ATLAS runs across 100+ facilities and 13,000 assets, stores ~22 trillion data points, runs 1,000+ APC applications, and reports 11–17% throughput improvements and ~21% average facility energy reductions.
- This shows a practical industrial pattern for 'physical AI'—combining plant-native models, sandboxed runtime code, and Bedrock agent capabilities to enable trustworthy closed-loop control without risky bolt-on access to OT systems.
WHY IT MATTERS
This shows a practical industrial pattern for 'physical AI'—combining plant-native models, sandboxed runtime code, and Bedrock agent capabilities to enable trustworthy closed-loop control without risky bolt-on access to OT systems.