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Platform

One platform from the asset to the market

DYDON Energy AI OS has four layers: Layer 1: assets connect through open protocols Layer 2: the edge keeps every site safe and responsive Layer 3: the platform forecasts and optimises Layer 4: every product line runs on top as an application

Four layers, one core engine

Every product line runs on the same platform and edge layers. Adding a product line means adding an application, not a new stack.

  1. Application

    A flat application layer that lets end customers move easily between product lines.

    • EVOS
    • AiEMS
    • AiDC OS
    • Residential DER
    • DYDON VPP
    • ESG and emissions reporting

  2. Platform

    Forecasting, optimisation and turning daily plans into commands, linked to billing and market services through the surrounding hardware.

    • AI optimisation engine
    • Orchestration and rules engine
    • Multi-vendor integration layer
    • Integration and billing
    • Data platform
    • Energy market services

  3. Edge and control

    The DYDON Edge Agent runs on site. It executes the plan, enforces the safety envelope and keeps going when the connection drops.

    • DYDON Edge Agent
    • Second-level control
    • Local optimisation
    • Offline continuity
    • OCPP and OCPI
    • OpenADR and CSIP-Aus
    • Modbus and MQTT

  4. Energy assets

    The physical equipment, from any vendor, connected through the protocols it already speaks.

    • EV chargers, including vehicle-to-grid
    • Battery storage
    • Solar inverters
    • Meters, HVAC and building loads
    • UPS and PDUs in data centres
    • Grid and DSO interfaces

Safe at the site, smart in the cloud

Control decisions that need to be fast or must never fail live at the edge. Decisions that need the whole picture live in the cloud.

Second-level control
The edge agent adjusts charger power, battery dispatch and flexible load on a seconds cadence, without a round trip to the cloud.
Local optimisation
Each site holds its own plan and re-optimises locally as soon as a cloud update or a settings change arrives.
Offline continuity
If connectivity drops, the site keeps executing the last plan inside its limits until the cloud is back.
Safety envelope
Demand limits, reserve requirements and equipment constraints are enforced at the edge, so no cloud command can push a site out of bounds.

Speaks what your equipment already speaks

DYDON works with hardware from any vendor. Integration is through the open standards used across energy and mobility.

OCPP
Charger control across vendors.
OCPI
Roaming and charge point interoperability.
OpenADR
Utility and aggregator demand response signals.
CSIP-Aus
Australian DER connection and dynamic operating envelopes.
Modbus
Batteries, inverters, meters and industrial equipment.
MQTT
Lightweight telemetry and command transport.
SunSpec
Solar inverter and storage data models.
Vendor APIs
Where no open protocol exists, integration goes through the vendor's own interface.

Who decides what

Edge decides in milliseconds

Safety envelope, real-time control, local re-planning, keeping the site running when offline.

Cloud decides with the whole picture

Forecasting across sites, portfolio optimisation, market participation, settlement and reporting.

Talk to us about your energy assets

Tell us what equipment you run and which protocols it speaks. We will tell you how it connects and what it could earn.

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