Build it once. It works on every Vigil site.
Forge is the open registry of probes and actuators that plug into Vigil Nodes. Design to it and your device introduces itself on any site, lands in the right units in the right place — and, as Argus learns to recommend hardware, gets suggested wherever it's the right tool for the job.
What a Forge probe promises.
The same promises from every maker, so a site can mix them freely.
Introduces itself
What it is, what it measures, its range and its calibration travel with the probe.
Speaks in real units
Readings arrive as physical quantities the platform understands — no conversion tables.
Known and trusted
Each device is identified individually, so a site always knows exactly what is connected where.
Tested to the standard
Conformance testing before listing, so it behaves the same on every node and every site.
Every Vigil site is your market.
- Recommended where it fits — we're teaching Argus to suggest probes for a site's purpose and gaps; Forge is the catalogue it draws on
- No integration per customer — one design, every site, every node
- Your data sheet, alive — ratings and interfaces in the open registry, used by the platform itself
- Field feedback — how your device performs across sites, if you want it
Sensing probes
Environmental, electrical, mechanical, fluid and gas measurement.
Actuators
Valve drivers, relays, damper motors and other outputs a node can command.
Gateways
Bridges from existing instruments and fieldbuses into a Vigil mesh.
Enclosures & mounts
Housings and perch fittings for hard places and drone placement.
From idea to listed, with us alongside.
Talk to us
Tell us what you make and where it should be used.
Design
We share the device description and reference designs under a partner agreement.
Test
Conformance testing on our bench and on demonstration sites.
List
Into the open registry — the catalogue Argus will recommend from.
Let's make sense of your site.
Tell us about a site — a plant, a dam, a campus, a cold store. We'll show you the platform on demo data like yours and plan a pilot with nodes on your equipment.