AI strategy & advisory
Where AI will move your numbers — and where it will not. We help you decide what to build, what it will actually take, and how to specify it before you commit budget.
We build AI around living digital models of real places — and bring together the people deciding how AI becomes part of everyday life.
How to adopt AI deliberately — what to buy, what to build, how to govern it. Advice from practice, not theory.
Governments & public affairs → IndustrySystems running in manufacturing, security, residential and service operations — deployed inside your perimeter.
Our products → TechnologyLiving digital twins, world models, computer vision and AI agents — engineered by our own team, end to end.
Our technology →And one table where the three meet: the Aller Forum — where technology, policy and culture decide together how AI becomes a standard.
Where AI will move your numbers — and where it will not. We help you decide what to build, what it will actually take, and how to specify it before you commit budget.
Systems that watch live video and understand what they see — people, vehicles, hazards, anomalies — engineered for existing camera infrastructure and safety-critical environments.
Living digital counterparts of real places — built from your drawings, rehearsed in simulation, and trained for your specific case before day one on site.
Autonomous software agents that carry real workflows — monitoring, reporting, escalation — under explicit, human-defined rules, with full audit trails.
When the system you need does not exist off the shelf: designed, built and operated end to end, on your infrastructure or ours.
Deployment frameworks that satisfy regulators and auditors — and clear, jargon-free briefings that put decision-makers in control of the technology they own.
Everything that happens, visible on a living 3D map — understood in context, kept on premise.
Residential Orbis CallStructured, high-volume conversations handled naturally, around the clock — every call logged and reviewable.
Operations · ServiceNot the model. A concrete problem, a person who owns it, and an agreed way to measure success.
Existing hardware, data that cannot leave your perimeter, teams that will actually use it.
A working system in the field early — then made reliable enough to run every day.
On-premise by default. Your data, your hardware, your control — documented and auditable.
Monitoring, incident review and model updates as an ongoing discipline, not a handover.
Your teams learn to run, question and govern the system — the capability stays with you.
Technology decides what is possible. Policy decides what is permitted. Culture decides what is accepted. AI will become a standard only where all three agree.
About the Forum →We reply within two working days. The first conversation is about your situation, not our pitch — and carries no obligation.
Most AI systems process what a camera sees, frame by frame. Ours are built differently: they carry a model of the place itself — its spaces, its routines, its normal state — and judge every event against that understanding. The difference is between software that watches, and software that knows what it is watching.
A living three-dimensional counterpart of your place — its structures, its zones, its cameras — kept current as the place changes.
The system learns the rhythm of the place — what belongs, what repeats, what is normal — so it can recognise the moment something isn't.
When something truly matters: a verified alert with the evidence attached, to the person responsible. People decide; the system informs.
Every place is different — so we don't train our models on the internet's images. We start from your drawings, build a faithful digital counterpart of the site, rehearse thousands of scenarios inside it, and train the system there.
By the time a camera is mounted, the AI has already spent a lifetime in your building.
The same approach carries beyond security: planning, monitoring, training and what-if analysis — on a living copy of your operation, built for your specific case.
Quality, safety and security on production floors — on the cameras you already have.
Perimeters, gates and critical zones watched with understanding, not motion alerts.
Twin-based protection for private properties — judgement, not noise.
Structured conversations at scale, handled around the clock and fully reviewable.
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We build products alongside our client work — systems designed for problems our clients actually had, and that we run ourselves.
Named after the bronze guardian of Crete who circled the island three times a day — and never slept.
Talos Home builds a living, three-dimensional twin of your property. Everything that happens — people, vehicles, events — appears on that living map as it happens, and stays there as history you can return to.
The system learns the rhythm of your home and understands its spaces, so it can tell routine from risk in context — and act with judgement rather than raw alerts.
All of it stays on premise. Nothing leaves the house.
ResidentialOrbis Call handles structured, high-volume conversations — confirmations, follow-ups, first-line inquiries — naturally and around the clock.
Every call is logged and reviewable by your team, so the volume work runs reliably while your people keep the conversations that need a human.
Operations · ServiceWe reply within two working days.
Our advice comes from practice, not theory. The same engineering discipline that runs our systems in the field is what we bring to the question every institution now faces: what AI can be trusted to do — and what it cannot.
Every foundational technology finished the job by becoming a standard — the socket in the wall, the fuel at the pump. Invisible, regulated, everywhere. AI is approaching the same threshold — and the frame it needs is not only technical. It is regulatory and cultural.
That is why the Aller Forum exists →We reply within two working days.
Technology decides what is possible. Policy decides what is permitted. Culture decides what is accepted. AI will become a standard only where all three agree.
The Forum exists to give political, religious, business and civic leadership a structured way to face what these technologies ask of the human being — together, at one table.
AI can compute almost anything. It cannot tell us what matters. That knowledge does not live in data — it lives in people: in communities and traditions that have carried the question of what it means to be human for thousands of years. The Aller Forum brings that knowledge to the same table as the people who build the technology and the people who write its rules — to shape one culture of the future, in the era of AI.
The standard being set now — and on whose terms it enters everyday life.
The human body as the next frontier of technology — and of responsibility.
What happens when these technologies meet — up to the hardest question of all: synthetic consciousness.
Carrying millennia of memory — texts, traditions, places — safely into the digital age.
The Forum's outcomes are not documents that disappear into drawers — they are works: exhibitions, dialogues, artifacts of a culture deciding its future.
For leaders in technology, policy, business, faith and culture.
Aller Group is the umbrella for three activities that keep each other honest. The engineering work keeps the advisory grounded — we recommend only what we could build ourselves. The advisory work keeps the engineering relevant — we build for the constraints institutions actually operate under. And the Forum keeps both connected to the people the technology ultimately serves.
Behind the group stands an engineering practice whose systems run in production today — computer vision, digital twins, autonomous agents — and a conviction that the decade ahead belongs to those who can build this technology, govern it and explain it at the same time.
We reply within two working days.
We reply within two working days. The first conversation is about your situation, not our pitch — and carries no obligation.