Verticals · Autonomous systems
Prove what the machine perceived, decided, and did.
Autonomous systems make decisions faster than any human can review. Hive signs the chain, from perception input to the decision to the action, plus which model and software version ran and when a human took over, so the sequence can be audited offline after the fact.
Where Hive fits
The value is an unbroken, signed record of the decision chain. Hive binds model and software identity to each decision and records human overrides as signed events. The raw sensor feed stays in your systems; Hive signs evidence about it, not the feed itself.
Human override
Every handover between the autonomy stack and a human operator can be written as a signed event, so a later review can prove who was in control at each moment.
Current limitations
Live hardware and sensor feed integration is a pilot and integration item, not a shipped feature. Standards mapping such as ISO 26262 or SOTIF is customer-specific scoping. We do not claim that compliance.
Use case mapped to Canon
| Canon primitive | What it proves here | Status |
|---|---|---|
| SiGR | Signs each decision (model, inputs, outcome) into a receipt. | Live core |
| S2S | Binds the run to model and hardware identity. Crypto core live; real-silicon integration required. | Live core, integration required |
| Howler™ | Records overrides and forces escalation on high-severity events. | Live core |
| Imprimatur | Anchors the chain so it verifies offline later. | Live core |
Examples on this page are illustrative of autonomous-system needs in general. They are not customers, partners, endorsements, or deployments, and no safety-standard compliance is claimed.