01 / EVIDENCE → ACTION
A finding is a starting point.
Complete a scan first. Then record a separate verification step. The demo never operates a breaker or valve.
Waiting for an inspection.
FIELD INTELLIGENCE / BUILT FOR THE UNEXPECTED
Know the building.
Before it
goes dark.
A building’s memory, in the palm of your hand. Capture the everyday. Compare the unexpected. Give the next person on site a better place to start.
01 / MAPDocument the everyday.
02 / COMPARESpot what’s changed.
03 / LOCATEFocus the investigation.
T—01
THERMAL FIELD IMAGERDESIGNED FOR THE FIELD
3D PRODUCT CONCEPT / 001
THERMAL FIELD IMAGER
RENITELI / T—01THERMAL OPTICS · CONCEPT
RENITELIT—01
INSPECT · RECORD · UNDERSTAND
3D PRODUCT CONCEPT / 001
TAP “USE TOUCHSCREEN” · SELECT A MODE · SCAN · SAVE
ONE TOOL. TWO MOMENTS.THE EVERYDAY → DOCUMENT & COMPARETHE UNEXPECTED → LOCATE & INVESTIGATEBUILT FOR ELECTRICIANS + CONTRACTORS
One building. Two realities.
Same walls.
A very different day.
On an ordinary day, leave a useful record. When something changes, bring that record back into the field. Explore the same building in both moments.
RENITELI / BUILDING MEMORY
LOS ANGELES · EXAMPLE SITE
TUESDAY / 09:41
LOS ANGELES · EXAMPLE SITE
TUESDAY / 09:41
Leave more than a photo.
Link thermal observations to confirmed equipment and plans. Tap a glowing point to inspect its example record.
CONCEPTUAL CUTAWAY · ROUTES FROM CONFIRMED RECORDS, NOT THERMAL VISION
Your first inspection
Find the change.
Make the next move.
Choose a scenario. Press SCAN on the device or below. See a simulated finding in context, then add it to the building’s record.
LIVE WORKSPACE / LEVEL 01● INTERACTIVE SIMULATION
E-04 · Δ +31.7°F
ILLUSTRATIVE ROUTES · MANUALLY CONFIRMEDBASELINELATEST
Electrical record Plumbing recordNot a through-wall image
Inspection / 001
Start with what’s normal.
Capture a baseline for this location. Future inspections can be compared against the same recorded area.
SURFACE TEMPERATURE— °F
CHANGE FROM BASELINE— °F
Ready. Choose a scenario to begin.
Demonstration data only. Thermal observations suggest areas for investigation; electrical faults and moisture require appropriate verification.
02 / USEFUL ACROSS BORDERS
Same evidence. Local context.
Switch the field workflow to Spanish and try the same inspection in a Mexico City example site. Equipment labels and evidence stay traceable; instructions and handoff text follow the selected language.
Records stay on this browser. After the offline package is ready, reopen the cached workspace without a connection. No cloud sync, emergency dispatch or hardware connection is claimed. Fahrenheit remains the display unit.
Useful before you need it
Leave a record.
Not a guessing game.
During installation and maintenance, electricians and contractors attach thermal observations, photos and notes to a building plan. Confirm equipment labels and utility routes from plans or exposed work. Build a shared reference the next person can actually use.
Find the change.
Focus the response.
During an outage investigation or suspected leak, revisit the recorded location and compare observations. Highlight unusual surface patterns, pull up the associated equipment and give the technician a specific place to investigate.
A memory for your building
Scan once.
Build on it.
01
Anchor it to a place.Add a plan, choose the room and label the wall.
02
Connect the evidence.Attach observations to confirmed equipment and routes.
03
Compare when it matters.Revisit the same area and review what changed.
THE BUILDING RECORDEXAMPLE SITE / LEVEL 01
SELECTED: LEVEL 01 / UTILITY / WALL A
0 saved inspections
Your inspection history starts here. Complete a simulated scan and save it to this building.
Demo records stay in this browser. Export them as JSON to keep a copy.
A path out of the hackathon
Built to demonstrate.
Designed to validate.
The browser experience works today with simulated readings. The next step is a measured hardware pilot, with a clear customer and an honest funding pathway.
FEDERAL PATHWAY / TWIST 01
NSF I-Corps → technical R&D.
Proposed first step: regional I-Corps customer discovery with a university-linked team. Eligible teams can pursue national I-Corps; acceptance and institutional requirements apply. This supports market validation, not a hardware production budget.
- Interview electrical contractors and restoration teams.
- Validate repeat-inspection and handoff workflows.
- Assess NSF SBIR/STTR fit for genuine technical R&D.
Proposed pathway only. No grant, partnership or eligibility determination is claimed.
PILOT PLAN / FEASIBILITY & IMPACT
Measure the work it saves.
Start with contractors who revisit the same rooms. Capture a baseline, repeat under recorded conditions, and compare how quickly a second technician can locate and understand a finding.
- Bench-test thermal capture and temperature reporting.
- Record load, distance, surface and inspection conditions.
- Measure time to locate, record completeness and false flags.
These are proposed pilot measures, not achieved savings. Hardware and field performance remain unvalidated.
Less searching. More understanding.