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AION Launches an Auditable Decision Intelligence Platform With Seven Products in New Delhi: FloodCast Polls 200 River Gauges Every Hour and Watches 746 Glacial Lakes by Satellite Every Day, Released November 13

Friday, November 13, 2026 · Technology · GSM News

Indian company AION Private Limited launched its decision intelligence platform AION in New Delhi on November 13, 2026, for India's power utilities, disaster and water authorities, and police. The platform is designed to make decisions faster and better informed while keeping them fully auditable, so the exact basis of a decision can be shown if it is questioned later. The platform has seven products: PowerGenie, REDSM, RE-cast, PowerIntel, FloodCast, TerraLens and AION Rakshak. AION director Karan Dhaul said the company focuses on making every decision traceable and auditable, showing where the data came from, how reliable a forecast was, and what information was available when a decision was made. The platform runs on three rules. Every figure names the data feed it came from and how old it is, and an unavailable value is shown as a dash, never as a zero. Forecasts are stored exactly as issued and scored every day against measured outcomes. When a simple baseline outperforms a model, the product uses the baseline and says so on screen. The power products are built around India's grid day of 96 blocks of 15 minutes. PowerGenie issues a buy, sell or hold plan for every 15-minute block of the next seven days, with quantities, rupee cost and deviation exposure; the plan is rebuilt three times a day, an issued plan is never edited, and a cross-state view covers 32 states and Union Territories. REDSM runs forecasting, scheduling and deviation settlement for wind and solar in one system of record, with each charge computed under the regulation in force on the date of the block. FloodCast polls 200 Central Water Commission river gauges every hour and watches 746 Himalayan glacial lakes by satellite every day. Alerts come from measurements alone, and modelled forecasts reach the map only when they beat a simple baseline, always labelled apart from measurements. AION Rakshak forecasts the registration workload of each police station seven days ahead from a state's own published FIR data and writes every override, surge alert and dispatch decision to a tamper-evident ledger; it forecasts station workload and does not score, rank or predict individuals. Products can be deployed on the institution's own infrastructure or on AION's, with private data kept behind the institution's own proxy. Plans are time-stamped when issued and never overwritten, and logs are hash-chained so any later change is visible.

(Source: AION)

Source: AION

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