SORACOM will begin offering "SORACOM Physical AI Suite," an integrated package for physical AI systems, starting November 10. Pricing is by individual quote, and applications are made via a dedicated inquiry page. This service comprehensively supports the communication, security, and operation of systems that make decisions and operate in the real world, such as robots, autonomous mobility, and industrial equipment.
A key feature of this package is that it organizes the functions of SORACOM, an AI/IoT communication platform, into three pillars essential for physical AI operation. The "Connect" pillar mitigates the risk of unauthorized use and theft through device-SIM linking and encrypted communication. The "Protect" pillar ensures reliable communication paths with private network connections, communication control, and automatic certificate renewal. The "Grow" pillar encompasses secure remote access, model and firmware updates, and AI-driven operational automation.
Specifically, it includes private network connection and communication control via SORACOM VPG, communication status monitoring with SORACOM Peek, SORACOM Junction, and SORACOM Flux, device-SIM linking using SORACOM Air for Cellular - IMEI Lock, automatic certificate renewal via SORACOM Krypton, and encrypted communication paths for various communication methods with SORACOM Arc. Since it supports not only cellular but also wired, Wi-Fi, and satellite communication, it offers a flexible configuration for deployment tailored to on-site environments.
On the same day, SORACOM will also launch the "IoT/Physical AI System Security Assessment and Hardening Service," which provides comprehensive diagnostics for devices, networks, and the cloud. This service offers one-stop support from vulnerability discovery to countermeasure implementation and re-verification, promoting continuous strengthening required after physical AI deployment. SORACOM possesses a communication infrastructure connecting to over 200 countries and regions and more than 550 communication carriers worldwide, anticipating its use in a wide range of fields such as manufacturing, logistics, energy, infrastructure, and building management.
