Pilots

What a Hullproof pilot looks like, end to end.

Pilots are scoped to one asset, one inspection cycle, one integration target. Tight enough to evaluate inside a single budget cycle. Below is the pattern, and four concrete shapes you can pick from on day one.

The five-stage pattern

  1. 1

    Scope alignment

    One pilot asset. One inspection cycle. One integration target (PDF, Cognite CDF, OSDU, BIMCO, EU ETS bundle, or MCP). Scoped tight so we deliver and you evaluate inside a single budget cycle.

  2. 2

    Footage handoff

    ROV, drone, handheld, fixed-camera, satellite — bring whatever footage your existing inspection capacity already produces. No hardware lock-in. We take it as-is, no bespoke ingest pipeline.

  3. 3

    CoatingPassport emission

    Hullproof processes the footage and emits CoatingPassport JSON. Every finding carries confidence, source frames, AI model version. The same canonical object that production engagements run on.

  4. 4

    Integration validation

    We render the passport into the integration target you picked. Your team validates that the OSDU records, the CDF events, the EU ETS evidence pack — whichever — land cleanly in your stack.

  5. 5

    Evidence + handoff

    End-to-end evidence pack: the source passport, the rendered output, the model-card + lineage URIs, the standards-array coverage. Defensible at any subsequent audit. Yours to keep regardless of where the engagement goes next.

Four concrete pilot shapes

Pick one of these on day one, or describe your own scope. Each example below is backed by a live demo passport you can read right now — the same canonical object production pilots produce.

What pilots are not

  • • Not a sales-driven prototype. The passport produced is production-grade.
  • • Not a lock-in. The evidence pack is yours regardless of where the engagement goes.
  • • Not multi-month. One asset, one inspection, one integration. Scoped tight on purpose.
  • • Not a discount on a future seat-based contract. Pilot pricing is its own scope.