Kinetic GPR
Corridor briefing

Target ballast spendby chainage — not corridor.

Tell us your corridor and role. We walk you through chainage-locked fouling maps, the demo stack, and how a pilot deploys on your line.

Illustrative model · blanket

$18.0M

GTA-style scenario model · 100% corridor replacement · not a Kinetic customer result

Illustrative model · targeted

$7.0M

Same scenario structure · ~38% of chainage · adjust parameters in Economic Oracle

$11.0M illustrative capital differential in the GTA-style reference scenario (public literature structure). Not a measured Kinetic outcome. Your corridor gets its own numbers after ground-truth validation.

Capability transparency

Current state vs research vs vision

Kinetic OS is pilot-ready and pre-revenue. Strong rail language describes the product direction — the tiers below say what is reliable now versus still research.

TODAY

Works reliably today

  • Hardware-agnostic ingest paths (DZT / SEG-Y / SRS parser) with Real Data Only gating
  • Human-in-the-loop labeling → geometry_json annotations
  • Deterministic scoring hooks + Supabase-backed dashboards (pilot demos)
  • Illustrative Economic Oracle (adjustable parameters — not a customer result)
PILOT

Active research / pilot

  • Res-SAM / reservoir segmentation on annotated real corridors
  • Foundry analytical ontology (FoulingMeasurement, InterventionScope — pilot/research seed)
  • Multi-sensor fusion (RTK + encoder → chainage) and TensorRT edge path
  • Public CMU-GPR / open-rail demos labeled as public data
VISION

Future vision

  • Full autonomous subsurface digital twin with zero human review
  • Continuous Pulse fleet-scale telemetry on operator lines
  • Operator ground-truth CapEx outcomes (cores + production BFI calibration)

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Pilot-ready — a working GPR ingest-and-inference pipeline, demonstrated on real public rail data, ready to run its first paid corridor pilot.

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