Industries · Industrial IoT

AI at the plant. Data inside the border.

Industrial IoT works when inference runs close to the OT layer and the data never leaves regulated infrastructure. HyperEdge with HyperAI puts GPU inference next to your sensors — with sovereign data residency designed for PDPL, NCA, and sectoral OT rules.

Sub-100msedge inference latency
In-countrydata + models stay regional
OpenOT/IT integration
4DC regions: KSA, Egypt, EU

Reference architecture

OT to AI in one sovereign loop

Sensors and PLCs feed an edge gateway that bridges OPC UA / MQTT into HyperEdge. HyperAI runs vision, anomaly, and forecasting models on local GPUs. Inference data, model weights, and OT logs stay inside the country, with optional replication to a second sovereign region for DR.

OT layerPLC · sensorsSCADA · DCSEdge gatewayOPC UA · MQTTprotocol bridgeHyperEdge + HyperAIGPU inference at the edgevision · anomaly · forecastingSovereign DCCairo · RiyadhAmsterdam · FrankfurtReal-time inferencesub-100ms close to plantSovereign data residencyPDPL · NCA · sectoral rulesOpen IT/OT integrationno proprietary IIoT lock-inInference, training data, OT logs — all stay inside the countryPowered by MomentumX

What changes for you

Three things plant operations care about

Industrial IoT projects fail on three things: round-trip latency to a remote cloud, compliance gaps when OT data crosses borders, and proprietary IIoT stacks that lock the operations team in. HyperEdge + HyperAI is built around all three.

Inference at the plant

Vision and anomaly models run on GPUs co-located with the OT layer — sub-100ms inference for safety-critical and quality-critical workloads. No round trip to a hyperscaler region.

Sovereign by design

OT logs, training corpora, and model weights stay inside the regulated perimeter. Compliance documentation aligns with PDPL, NCA, and sectoral OT rules — delivered with the deployment.

Open IT/OT integration

OPC UA, MQTT, Modbus, REST — connect the protocols your plant already speaks. No proprietary IIoT runtime, no per-device licence escalation, no vendor lock-in at the OT/IT boundary.

Use cases

Where industrial AI pays back fastest

Patterns we see across MENA refining, manufacturing, ports, and utilities — built on the same architecture, optimised per industry.

Refining + petrochemicals

Vision-based inspection, equipment-health forecasting, energy optimisation. Sovereign data residency for sectoral rules, no inference data crossing borders.

Manufacturing

Defect detection on production lines, predictive maintenance on rotating assets, OEE forecasting. Local GPUs sit beside the line, models retrained on plant-floor data without exporting it.

Ports + logistics

Container-yard vision, crane telemetry, perimeter and safety analytics. Multi-site OT data unified into a sovereign control plane without standing up a hyperscaler tenancy.

Utilities + smart grid

Demand forecasting, asset-health AI on substations, fault prediction. Regulated grid data stays inside national infrastructure, not in a foreign-incorporated cloud region.

Oil + gas

Pipeline-leak detection, drill-fleet monitoring, refinery energy optimisation. SCADA-aligned integration; OT logs and inference history retained on-prem or in a sovereign DC.

Industrial cybersecurity

OT/IT segmentation, lateral-movement detection, asset-discovery for the IT/OT boundary. AI-assisted SOC visibility into the environment regulators care most about.

FAQ

What plant CIOs ask first

Does HyperEdge run inside the plant or in a regional DC?
Both. The typical pattern is GPU inference inside the plant for latency-critical workloads, with model training and long-term storage in the nearest sovereign DC (Cairo, Riyadh, Amsterdam, or Frankfurt). The split is determined by your OT/IT segmentation rules and which data is allowed to leave the plant boundary.
Which OT protocols do you integrate with?
OPC UA, MQTT, Modbus TCP, EtherNet/IP, BACnet, plus REST and gRPC for modern systems. The edge gateway abstracts the protocol layer so your application code talks to a single API regardless of which PLC or controller is on the other side.
Where do the AI models come from?
Three options: open-weight models you fine-tune on your data (vision, anomaly, time-series); models built by your data-science team and deployed onto HyperAI; or our integration partners’ pre-built industrial vision models. All run on infrastructure you control, no inference data sent to a third-party model provider.
How does this compare to AWS IoT Greengrass or Azure IoT Edge?
Hyperscaler IoT stacks tie you to their cloud control plane. HyperEdge keeps the control plane sovereign — same edge-inference pattern, but the model registry, telemetry, and audit logs all live in your regulated infrastructure. We integrate with hyperscaler regions when hybrid is the right call; we don’t require it.
What about cybersecurity at the OT/IT boundary?
HyperEdge ships with network segmentation, identity-aware proxies, and audit logging at the OT/IT boundary by default. Customer SOC teams plug their existing SIEM into the unified telemetry feed. NCA OT-specific guidance and IEC 62443 alignment are part of the deployment documentation.

Bring the AI to the plant — not the plant to the AI.

A 30-minute discovery call covers your OT environment, the workloads that need real-time inference, the regulatory perimeter you’re operating under, and how a HyperEdge + HyperAI deployment would slot in.