For equipment that outlives its software
KelvaneOS is the operating system for long-lived industrial equipment. Every unit stays exactly as you released it and can prove so on demand, long after the engineer who built it has moved on.
An update either completes, or the machine quietly returns to its last good state on its own. No bricked units, and no 2 a.m. call from a site three time zones away.
When a customer or auditor asks what a machine is running, the device answers for itself, offline, in minutes. You hand over a signed record of exactly what shipped.
What you certified is what's in the field, today and in 2035. Any release can be rebuilt byte for byte and matched against what you shipped, so no machine quietly becomes one of a kind.
Your support costs stop scaling with your install base. Every unit in the field stays one you still recognise, and one you can still rebuild from the exact inputs that produced it.
Energy, ports, agri, logistics. Fleets that update safely over flaky links, or no link at all, and always come back up.
Boring on purpose. We build and configure our own kernel and ship it as an immutable image, so a machine behaves the same in 2035 as it did on day one.
The Cyber Resilience Act turns evidence into a legal duty. From 11 September 2026 a manufacturer must report an actively exploited vulnerability within 24 hours, which means knowing precisely what is running on every unit. We generate that record for every release.
Underneath it all: every artifact is built twice and compared byte for byte, and the release fails if the two copies differ. The kernel is one we build ourselves, from a source line maintained for industrial equipment into 2035. Signed updates and rollback come as standard; the verification is the part worth checking.
European · Evidence-defined · Built to be checked
KelvaneOS is open source. What we contract for is the long part: a dated support commitment tied to your product line, proven on real workloads and reference hardware. We work with a small number of equipment manufacturers at a time.
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