Comfort without static control.
BMS, chillers, AHUs, meters, occupancy and weather coordinated around the actual state of the building.
View commercial loop →Physical intelligence that connects to the systems already running your infrastructure—then senses, understands, decides and acts across them in real time.
Works with existing controls, meters, gateways, equipment and energy assets instead of requiring a wholesale controls replacement.
Turns heterogeneous signals into one live operating model of how thermal, electrical and operational states influence each other.
Selects actions across connected systems while holding comfort, reliability, equipment and operator constraints as hard limits.
A chiller does not know the tariff. A meter does not know the workload. A BMS does not know how equipment has aged. Saro connects the operating context between them.
Saro becomes the connective layer between fragmented controls and equipment—normalizing how they are observed, reasoned about and operated.
Connect locally where existing infrastructure does not expose enough usable data or control.
Translate heterogeneous points, equipment states and context into a common model that can be reasoned across.
One loop across thermal, electrical and energy systems, constrained by site rules and operator authority.
Select an environment. The intelligence stays consistent; the physical systems participating in the decision change.
Saro does not treat thermal, electrical and energy assets as separate software products. They become interacting states inside the same physical system.
Cooling, HVAC and heat-transfer behavior against live demand, equipment condition and physical limits.
Equipment-level electrical behavior, degradation, imbalance, losses and operational risk.
Load, generation, storage, tariffs and operating constraints coordinated as one decision problem.
BMS, chillers, AHUs, meters, occupancy and weather coordinated around the actual state of the building.
View commercial loop →Electrical signatures, process states, motors and utilities interpreted in the context of production.
View industrial loop →IT load, rack temperatures, cooling plant, UPS and PDU behavior connected without sacrificing reliability.
View data center loop →We start with the controls, telemetry, equipment and constraints already available—then identify where Saro can connect, what it can understand, and how much operating authority makes sense.