SRD AI is developing a monitoring system for AI and computer-vision models deployed on edge devices. It helps detect when changing conditions, sensor issues, or data drift may be making an AI system less reliable—before unnoticed errors cause operational losses.
Lighting, weather, dust, backgrounds, and operating conditions can differ from the data used to train the model.
Cameras and sensors can become dirty, blocked, damaged, misaligned, or affected by vibration and wear.
Real-world data can gradually change while the AI system continues operating without a clear warning.
Track signals from the AI model, sensors, environment, and operating conditions.
Identify patterns that may indicate increasing reliability risk or abnormal system behaviour.
Provide reliability indicators, affected locations, and recommended actions for operators or engineering teams.
A concept interface for monitoring AI reliability in real time and reviewing the factors affecting system performance.
View location-based reliability conditions, risk levels, and recommended actions in real time.
Review the main factors affecting reliability and understand where inspection or intervention may be needed.
SRD AI is currently learning from agriculture stakeholders, where cameras, sensors, smart sprayers, and AI-enabled equipment must operate under changing weather, dust, variable lighting, crop variation, and other difficult field conditions.
The goal is to understand where reliability monitoring can create measurable value for growers, equipment companies, technology providers, and engineering teams.