Describe what an application should do. Orion is designed as one place where your team refines the request, reviews the work and follows the application as it runs and changes. People approve every release.
Business requests often wait in an IT queue, then arrive months later without a record of why choices were made. Orion keeps the request, the decisions and the result side by side.
Describe the outcome and capture the people, constraints and context that matter.
Turn the request into acceptance criteria that people can review and agree.
Inspect a preview, the proposed change and the checks performed against it.
Track the release, its deployment and what monitoring shows afterwards.
We separate what is proven from what is coming, and label both. NatusAI Orion is on our roadmap.
Orion is designed as an application built on NatusAI Cygnus, with a NatusAI Lyra interface, hosted on NatusAI Draco and recoverable through NatusAI Gemini. Inside Orion Workspace: how one request is intended to stay traceable to its outcome.
Applications, source and data are yours and run in your environment. The exit is documented from the start.
Each release links to the request, the acceptance criteria and the checks it passed.
An AI agent cannot approve its own change or grant itself more access.
An independent route to restore the platform, even if Orion or its AI provider is unavailable, is a design requirement.
Where our team has applied this capability on the engine behind our client projects, and where it is shown in live demos or reference scenarios. NatusAI Orion is how we are turning it into a product.
Delivered · client result
Telecom
92%
faster response time
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Energy · Grid
Country-wide
AI grid digital twin with near-real-time monitoring
Live demo
Use case
One operating picture of patients, beds, staff and equipment. Clinical decisions stay with clinicians.
Live demo
Use case
Resident requests, transport, parking and public works in one place. Staff confirm who owns each request.
Reusable interface components for dashboards, maps, documents and AI conversations.
Relationships, history, location and search in one connected picture of your business.
AI assistants and tools that work within the permissions and budgets your people set.
Short answers for decision-makers. Your technical team will find the detail in the disclosure above.
No. Proposal, verification and promotion are separate. An agent cannot grant itself authority or approve a change that carries authority.
Not as a product. Orion is on our roadmap. Today our team delivers applications with the same request-to-release discipline, on the engine proven in our client projects.
Orion’s wider self-monitoring and recovery experience is a platform vision. Planned NatusAI Cygnus v1 already requires bounded, registered remediation with independent verification and rollback controls; that requirement is not evidence of a released service.
The design calls for an independent route to restore and run the platform without them. It is a requirement for the product, not yet a service guarantee.
Start with the outcome, the people involved and the information the work depends on. We will tell you what we can deliver today.
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