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Industrial Fluid AI

Turn existing cameras into fluid sensors.

ABYSS detects foaming, oil films, leaks, turbidity, liquid-level changes, and flow anomalies from ordinary camera footage. It brings 24/7 visual monitoring to fluid scenes that are hard to instrument with conventional sensors.

ABYSS Fluid AI Agent preview

24/7

Monitoring

AI

Fluid Vision

PoC

Ready

Detection Scope

What ABYSS Detects

ABYSS focuses on visual fluid changes that are difficult to capture with point sensors alone.

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Foaming and bubbles

Detect abnormal foaming, air entrainment, and changes in surface behavior.

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Oil films and turbidity

Identify subtle visual changes in water quality, color, opacity, and surface films.

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Leaks and overflow

Monitor wet areas, liquid spread, overflow events, and unexpected liquid movement.

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Liquid-level changes

Track visible changes in tanks, channels, pits, and open water surfaces.

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Flow anomalies

Detect changes in speed, direction, mixing, agitation, and process stability.

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Operator visual knowledge

Convert expert visual checks into consistent, auditable AI monitoring.

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Technology

Fluid-centric architecture.

01

Physics-informed understanding

ABYSS is designed to recognize fluid motion itself, not only static visual patterns. It evaluates surface behavior, flow, reflection, and temporal change.

02

Real fluid video data

Models are tuned for the complexity of actual industrial scenes: lighting variation, camera noise, mixed liquids, foam, films, and moving surfaces.

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Existing infrastructure

ABYSS can start from existing camera footage and connect alerts to dashboards, API outputs, and operational review workflows.

Use Cases

Industry Use Cases

industrial chemical processing plant with pipes and metallic structures
Chemical & Materials

Chemical and materials plants

Monitor foaming in reaction tanks and detect corrosive liquid leaks around pipes and process equipment.

#foaming #leak-detection
oil refinery with cooling towers and distillation columns at dusk
Petroleum & Energy

Energy and refinery sites

Detect oil films in wastewater pits, turbidity changes in cooling water, and visual signs of environmental risk.

#oil-film #turbidity
clean pharmaceutical laboratory with white surfaces and blue lighting
Pharma & Bio

Pharmaceutical and bio processes

Track culture liquid conditions, small liquid-level changes, and visual records for process validation.

#culture-monitoring #liquid-level
river and concrete water management structures
Water & Disaster

Water infrastructure and disaster monitoring

Monitor rapid water-level rise, debris accumulation, unusual ripples, and remote safety conditions.

#water-monitoring #flood-risk
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Deployment

How ABYSS works

1

Connect existing cameras

Camera streams are connected to ABYSS in the cloud or through an edge deployment.

2

Analyze fluid state

The fluid AI model analyzes motion, shape, brightness, flow, and surface changes frame by frame.

3

Detect anomalies

Visual deviations are converted into alerts while noise filters reduce unnecessary notifications.

4

Report and integrate

Detection data is visualized in dashboards and can be connected to existing alert or SCADA workflows.

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Main Industries

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Detection Types

24/7

Monitoring

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Additional Sensors

Leadership

Founders

ABYSS is developed by a team combining industrial AI implementation, fluid AI model development, and new-business execution.

Kenyu Shimono

Kenyu Shimono

CEO

Completed graduate studies in Integrated Systems at Tokyo Institute of Technology.

Provided overseas expansion consulting for Japanese companies in Germany.

After returning to Japan, supported new-business consulting for major trading, electronics, and medical device companies.

Managed multi-site data infrastructure projects across departments in large enterprises.

Kengo Watanabe

Kengo Watanabe

CTO / AI Engineer

Completed graduate studies in Medical and Dental Engineering at Tokyo Medical and Dental University.

Worked on RPA and plant simulator development at Mitsubishi Gas Chemical.

Served as lead engineer at fluid AI startup AnyTech, developing proprietary fluid AI models.

Continued the fluid AI work through the subsequent M&A with JFE Engineering.

Evaluate ABYSS for your site.

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