Working platform foundation
Device control, events, rules, users, updates, and diagnostics are already connected.
Commercial use and licensing
Teams can evaluate PrometheOS on real hardware, document the system requirements, and license the platform for an intended commercial use.
Platform scope
PrometheOS provides a local control layer for devices, events, logic, users, updates, records, and diagnostics. The team defines the hardware and behavior.
Device control, events, rules, users, updates, and diagnostics are already connected.
Validate the hardware, software, safeguards, and user experience together.
License the same platform you validated for commercial use.
Typical project sequence
The sequence keeps hardware evaluation and operational requirements connected to the same system.
Document inputs, decisions, outputs, users, and constraints.
Integrate the required devices with PrometheOS.
Evaluate the integrated system with representative users and conditions.
License PrometheOS for the documented use.
Provision, update, diagnose, recover, and support.
Commercial licenses
The agreement defines software rights, scope, support, and operational responsibilities.
Commercial product
Software rights for a product that incorporates PrometheOS.
Enterprise deployment
Terms for teams, sites, and internally operated connected systems.
Strategic development
Engineering work for integrations and requirements outside the current platform.
Pricing, rights, and support are set in your agreement.
Application categories
Operational lifecycle
A product that succeeds must still be provisioned, updated, diagnosed, recovered, supported, and improved. PrometheOS keeps those operational needs connected to the system your team already validated.
Maintainability
Local operation, clear records, diagnostics, repairable hardware, and visible behavior create a stronger product story—and give your team a responsible way to support what it brings into the world.
Project information
Provide the intended behavior, hardware context, evaluation stage, and expected form of deployment.