Three Paths to Put AEM Inside
AEM integrates at the level that fits your machine and programme. Choose an existing hardware integration, an independent module, or native chip-level architecture.
Choose Your Integration Path
| Path | Best For | What It Provides |
|---|---|---|
| Existing Secure Hardware | Machines with suitable TPM, TEE, Secure Element, PUF, HSM or SoC security | AEM integrates with existing secure hardware to anchor identity and evidence |
| AEM Module / Box | Existing-machine upgrades, independent black-box needs, immutable controllers, rapid insurance pilots | A tamper-resistant module added to the machine |
| EPU / SoC Integration | New OEM programmes, high-volume deployment, native chip-level evidence architecture | Chip-level accountability built in from the start |
Existing Secure Hardware
- Best For
- Machines with suitable TPM, TEE, Secure Element, PUF, HSM or SoC security
- What It Provides
- AEM integrates with existing secure hardware to anchor identity and evidence
AEM Module / Box
- Best For
- Existing-machine upgrades, independent black-box needs, immutable controllers, rapid insurance pilots
- What It Provides
- A tamper-resistant module added to the machine
EPU / SoC Integration
- Best For
- New OEM programmes, high-volume deployment, native chip-level evidence architecture
- What It Provides
- Chip-level accountability built in from the start
Chip, Technology & Integration Partners
Chip, silicon and technology integration partners work with AEM here — at the integration layer. This is their home in the AIhood model; they are not a Who It's For audience. Partner with us to bring secure-hardware and SoC capabilities into AEM integrations.
Cloud companion services are not AEM Inside. AEM is the embedded layer; the SDK and cloud services sit around it.
Find Your Integration Path
AEM integrates at the level that fits your machine and programme. Choose an existing hardware integration, an independent module, or native chip-level architecture.