Recording in production
The registry: one value, every consumer
A failure rate computed in Prediction lands in the FMECA, the RBD and the fault tree without being retyped. Change it at the source and watch every consumer follow, traceably.
Demo Library
See it run before you install it.
Every demo here is a real analysis walked end to end on a live system model — no slideware, no canned screenshots. Recordings are in production; until they land, each demo is given live on a call, on your use case.
How it works
- 01 Pick the demo closest to your work
- 02 Send the request — it takes one form
- 03 We schedule a walkthrough on your use case
AllocationLive on request
Allocation: budgets down the BOM
A system reliability goal apportioned down the product structure, with the resulting budgets feeding straight into the fault tree's probability targets.
PredictionLive on request
Prediction: parts-stress, straight off the BOM
MIL-HDBK-217F Notice 2 parts-stress on a real electronics assembly — and the moment a λ moves, the registry carries it to every downstream analysis.
FMECARecording in production
FMECA on a live failure-rate feed
Task 101 and 102 worksheets built on items and failure rates streamed from Prediction — criticality rankings that update when the λs do, not when someone re-keys them.
Fault TreeLive on request
Fault trees that quantify themselves
A quantitative tree whose basic events subscribe to mode failure rates from the FMECA. Cut sets, importance measures and probability budgets re-quantify as the sources change.
RBDLive on request
RBD: availability from the same model
Series, parallel and k-out-of-n blocks over the same system model the other analyses use — availability computed from failure rates nobody had to copy across.
DeratingLive on request
Derating against the stress data
Component stresses checked per part against approved derating profiles, with every violation traced back to the same items the prediction runs on.
The best demo runs on your system.
Tell us what you build and which analyses carry the burden today. We'll walk the relevant demos live on a call and take the hard questions as they come.