On-prem ingestion
Local conversations, documents, and meeting audio, captured and processed on-site with no cloud round-trip.
Holoscope · The edge appliance
Holoscope is Entilla's edge appliance. It captures, redacts, and graphs institutional knowledge inside air-gapped and regulated facilities, so the living knowledge graph reaches sites the cloud legally can't.
Hospitals, biotech labs, secure manufacturing, and defense-adjacent orgs hold deep tribal knowledge, but they legally cannot use cloud AI. Cloud-only knowledge tools simply can't serve them. So the hardest-won expertise stays trapped in the building, undocumented and at risk.
Holoscope is a Jetson-powered appliance running Holoscan. It ingests local conversations, documents, and meeting streams, redacts PII at the source, runs local extraction and inference, and keeps a synchronized subgraph that feeds Graphos. Raw data never leaves the building.
Local conversations, documents, and meeting audio, captured and processed on-site with no cloud round-trip.
PII is stripped before anything is stored.
Entity and relationship extraction on the Jetson.
Only graph metadata syncs to Graphos, never raw data.
Runs fully offline with no outbound connectivity.
Manage and update the appliance fleet across sites.
On-device inference and extraction. This is the core compute, and cloud GPUs are legally unavailable here.
Real-time sensor and stream processing at the edge, with TensorRT-optimized models for the Jetson.
Medical and industrial-grade edge hardware, managed and updated across every site.
Supported on-prem model serving runs on NVIDIA AI Enterprise and NIM. DeepStream video analytics is aspirational for a later phase.
Hardware, on-prem deployment, and air-gapped certification create huge switching costs, and per-site trained local models compound the moat. This is the only way to deliver Entilla's graph where data can't leave the building.
Holoscope feeds Graphos from the regulated edge and extends Mnemo, Verix, and Nexora into air-gapped sites. It's knowledge capture, not robotics, and stays inside the knowledge-systems category.