
Eyer
Eyer is an AI-powered observability platform that easily integrates into your existing technology landscape through APIs
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Eyer is an AI-powered observability platform that learns the operational fingerprint from time-series data and alerts on anomalies before failures become visible.
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- Industrial operators and engineers managing OT, IT, and IoT time-series data.
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Key features
- Autonomous Fingerprint Learning — Creates dynamic baselines from historical data without manual thresholds.
- Cascade Intelligence — Correlates metrics to identify root-cause chains before they manifest.
- Context-Rich Alerts — Delivers decision-ready briefings with deviation details, correlated signals and recommended actions.
- Agentic AI Layer — Combines SOPs, baselines and live signals for custom agents like maintenance scheduling.
- Broad Data Ingestion — Accepts OT/IT/IoT time-series via Telegraf, Prometheus, OPC-UA, Modbus, MQTT, historians and more.
Use cases
- Detect water-chemistry anomalies in aquaculture hours before fish mortality
- Identify correlated pump failures in manufacturing before impact
- Monitor offshore oil-&-gas assets to catch drift-induced anomalies without new sensors
Eyer FAQ
How does Eyer ingest my existing data?+
You provide a historian export or connect via supported endpoints (Telegraf, Prometheus, OPC-UA, Modbus, MQTT, etc.) and Eyer processes the time-series without new sensors.
Do I need to change my infrastructure to use Eyer?+
No, Eyer is cloud-hosted and headless; it runs on historical data first and requires no infrastructure changes for the proof of value.
What kind of alerts does Eyer generate?+
Alerts include the deviating metric, correlated signals, likely cause and recommended action, delivered before any threshold is breached.
Can Eyer adapt to changing operating conditions?+
Yes, its dynamic baselines self-adapt across load conditions, operating states and asset age, eliminating static threshold drift.
Summarized by DevHunt from eyer.ai · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.










