Maison Auréa
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Monitoring · intervention · interfaces
Every device monitored. Every intervention logged.
CENNTIR connects the computers, screens, rooms and buildings of a site to a single console. The AI assistant diagnoses and proposes; it only acts within the permissions you grant it, and every action is written to the log. Your users, for their part, get interfaces designed for their job.
Hub logExample
- Hotel · room 203TV screen: “Sun” theme publishedapproved
- Conference room · room PCVideo-conferencing software restartedapproved
- Workstation ACC-12 · Windows 11Print service restartedapproved
- Main site · networkInventory: 21 devices foundlogged
- Cabin 2 · tabletInterface updatedapproved
- Building B · CO₂ sensorThreshold exceeded, alert sentto handle
How it works
One intervention, from request to log.
Animated example: an AI assistant restarts a service on a workstation in the fleet, within the permissions granted to its key.
- 01Request
- 02Permissions checked
- 03Run by the agent
- 04Result verified
- 05Written to the log
You or your AI assistantconsole · command line · assistant
The print service on workstation ACC-12 has stopped. Restart it.
Done: the print service is running again on ACC-12.
CENNTIR hubpermissions · approvals · log
- Key “support-assistant” recognised
- “Commands” permission enabled on ACC-12
- No approval required for this action
Agent · workstation ACC-12Windows 11 · Lyon office
> Restart-Service Spooler✓ Spooler: runningHub log09:13:30support-assistantcommandACC-12Restart-Service Spoolersucceeded
Sectors
Start with your line of work.
Five contexts, one technical foundation. Each page shows what works today and what gets qualified on your site.
IT and operations
A monitored fleet, logged interventions, a network audit with an agreed scope.
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AV and conference rooms
Rooms ready before the meeting, monitored across several sites.
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Hotels and residences
The in-room screen and the tablet become your welcome desk.
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Yachts and villas
An interface for every guest, oversight for the crew.
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Buildings, BMS and IoT
Make readings and equipment understandable, one use case at a time.
See the sector →What CENNTIR does
Observe, intervene, equip.
A lightweight agent on each machine, a hub that enforces permissions and keeps the log, and interfaces for the people who use the place.
Observe
Know what is happening on site without being there.
- Real-time fleet status
- Network inventory of a site
- Alerts on deviations
Intervene
Fix things remotely, within the limits you set.
- Actions bound by permissions, machine by machine
- AI assistant that diagnoses and proposes
- A log entry for every action
Equip
Give users an interface made for them.
- Tablets and Android TV screens
- Interfaces in the venue’s colours
- Remote updates
Evidence
Available capabilities and levels of evidence.
Every capability states its level of evidence. We do not promise universal compatibility: we qualify your hardware during a pilot.
| Hardware | Level of evidence | What works |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10 and 11 computers | Available | Agent 0.8.5: commands, files, screen and Office. |
| Windows 7 SP1 | Available | Dedicated binary, same core capabilities as Windows 10 and 11. |
| Mac (Apple Silicon) | Available | Agent 0.8.5: commands, files and screen. |
| Linux servers and workstations, x86 and ARM | Available | Agent 0.8.5: commands and files, no on-screen actions. |
| Android phones, tablets and TV sticks | Available | App 0.8.5 running on Xiaomi Mi TV sticks (Android 14), a Lenovo tablet and a Redmi phone, October 2026. |
| KVM-over-IP boxes | Available | Keyboard, screen and mouse of a computer remotely, including at boot, and a network audit of the site. Running on GL.iNet Comet; JetKVM partially validated; PiKVM to be qualified. Input injection disabled by default. |
| ESP32-S3 boards | Available | Sensors, pins, e-paper and LCD screens; USB installation, signed updates over Wi-Fi. In service since October 2026. |
| AV equipment and BMS | Proven on emulator | Some device profiles are proven on emulator, others are still under study; each on-site integration is validated through a pilot. |
| iPhone and iPad | Trial | App in testing, distributed outside the App Store. |
Available: released and documented version. Tested on specific hardware: tried on precise models, to be requalified for another model. Proven on emulator: works against a faithful simulator, not yet on real equipment.
Method
From the first meeting to day-to-day operations.
We start small, on your hardware, with success criteria written down before rolling out.
One-day audit
Site survey: equipment, network, usage, constraints. You receive a written assessment.
Pilot
One workstation, one room or one screen, with acceptance criteria agreed together.
Roll-out
Agent installation, permissions, interfaces and training for your team.
Operations
Monitoring, updates and logged interventions, with your team or your integrator.
Security and traceability
Nothing happens without permission, and everything can be traced.
Agents connect out to the hub: no port to open on site. The hub enforces permissions, handles the approvals set by the policy and keeps the log.
Read the security page →Denied by default
Every action and every tool is enabled machine by machine.
Approval in the console
Depending on the policy, some equipment write operations wait for approval, with a one-time code.
Exportable log
Who, what, when, on which machine; CSV export, itself logged.
Masked secrets
The connector engine resolves equipment passwords on the agent and masks them in its results and log.
Demos
Try before we talk.
All of them open in the browser. They are simulations unless stated otherwise: no command is sent to any equipment.
Reconfigurable room
A conference room that switches between four layouts: live seating plan, requests to speak, microphones, camera presets and volume, with a demo loop.
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The AI assistant steps in
From the office, the assistant works on a client site’s network through the agent: it diagnoses, acts, then checks.
Open the demo ↗ (new tab)Frequently asked questions
Short answers.
What is CENNTIR?
A platform and services to monitor, remotely troubleshoot and equip with custom interfaces the computers, screens, rooms and buildings of a site. An AI assistant diagnoses and proposes within the permissions you grant it, and every action is written to the log.
Do we need to open ports on the site firewall?
No. Each agent opens an outbound encrypted connection to the hub on port 443. Corporate HTTP proxies (CONNECT method) are not supported: direct outbound access to the hub must be allowed.
Which devices are supported?
Windows 10 and 11, macOS on Apple Silicon, Linux x86 and ARM, and Android (phones, tablets, TV) are available. Windows 7, KVM-over-IP boxes (GL.iNet Comet) and ESP32-S3 boards are available too; iPhone and iPad are in trial.
Can the AI assistant act on its own?
It only acts within the permissions granted to its key, machine by machine and tool by tool. Depending on the policy, some equipment write operations require approval in the console. Every call is written to the audit log.
Is traffic end-to-end encrypted?
No. Links are encrypted with TLS, but the hub is the control point: it sees the traffic in order to enforce permissions, approvals and the log.
How do we get started?
With a one-day audit or a pilot on one workstation, one room or one screen, with acceptance criteria agreed together.
One site, one use case, one pilot.
Describe your site: we propose a first scope to test on your hardware.