JANUS is TRACTIAN's industrial reasoning model for machine diagnostics and reliability engineering. Delivered via an OpenAI-compatible chat completions API, JANUS accepts raw vibration, current, and process signals and returns structured verdicts with fault identification, root cause, severity levels, time-to-failure estimates, confidence scores, and evidence-backed maintenance recommendations. Trained on TRACTIAN's proprietary dataset of millions of real machine signals, JANUS outperforms frontier LLMs by 47% and certified human analysts by 93% on industrial diagnostic accuracy benchmarks.
JANUS is a vision-language model and agent harness purpose-built for industrial machines by TRACTIAN, named to the Forbes AI 50 list.
The system combines two components: (1) a vision-language model with TRACTIAN-owned weights, trained exclusively on industrial machine data and running on private US infrastructure, and (2) an agent harness where a lead coordinator dispatches domain-specific expert agents for mechanical, electrical, and operational analysis.
Core Capabilities:
Reliability: Fault diagnosis and component-level root cause analysis from raw sensor signals
Maintenance: Prioritized work recommendations with urgency scoring
Time-Series Analysis: Anomaly detection, trend analysis, and change-point detection
Process Analysis: Identification of inefficiencies and deviations across multi-stage operations
Prediction: Time-to-failure and degradation forecasting
Recommendation: Next-best-action with complete evidence chains
Integration:
JANUS exposes an OpenAI-compatible endpoint (POST /v1/chat/completions, model: janus-1) supporting structured JSON response formatting. Integration requires minimal code changes for teams already using OpenAI or Anthropic client libraries.
Data Handling:
All inference runs on private US-based infrastructure. No customer data is retained after processing. No third-party models are used in the inference pipeline.
Benchmark Performance (5 diagnostic cases):
89.8% average diagnostic accuracy
+47% accuracy vs. frontier LLMs (GPT-4, Claude)
+210% consistency vs. frontier LLMs
+93% accuracy vs. certified human vibration analysts
+450% consistency vs. certified human analysts
Highlights
Industrial Reasoning Model: 89.8% diagnostic accuracy, outperforming frontier LLMs by 47% and certified human analysts by 93%. Purpose-built on TRACTIAN's proprietary dataset of millions of real machine signals.
OpenAI-Compatible API: Drop-in integration via standard chat completions endpoint (model: janus-1). Returns structured JSON with fault diagnosis, severity, time-to-failure, confidence scores, and evidence-backed maintenance actions.
Private US Infrastructure: All inference on TRACTIAN-owned US compute. Zero data retention after processing. No third-party models in the pipeline. Full data sovereignty for regulated industries.
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You pay based on usage, split into two separate dimensions. Input Tokens cover the data JANUS processes, billed per million tokens. Output Tokens cover the responses JANUS generates, also billed per million tokens. Tokens are the units of text the model reads and produces. Your total cost scales with how much you send in and how much the model returns. These two dimensions are independent, so heavier input or heavier output each adds to your bill separately. There is no fixed commitment or seat count; you pay for what you use.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as a token for input and output billing?
A token is a small piece of text the model reads or writes, roughly a word fragment. Input tokens include your request and the asset context JANUS pulls in, like signals and world model data. Output tokens include the structured verdict, evidence chain, and recommendation the model returns. Both are counted per million.
Which dimension usually drives most of my bill — input or output tokens?
Both charges apply independently and appear together. Input tokens tend to dominate because each request grounds the model in asset signals, sensor streams, and world model context server-side. Output stays compact since responses return a structured verdict with an evidence chain. Diagnosing many assets with rich context raises input volume most.
Does one API call generate multiple tasks, and how does that affect token usage?
One endpoint covers six tasks: reliability, maintenance, time-series analysis, process analysis, forecasting, and recommendation. A single request can trigger the agent pipeline that reviews evidence across domains. More reasoning and more asset context both increase input tokens. The returned verdict and evidence chain add to output tokens.
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Usage charges for TRACTIAN JANUS are billed through AWS Marketplace and are non-refundable once incurred, except as follows. If you were billed in error, or an incident on our side prevented you from using the API, email support@tractian.com within 30 days with your AWS account ID and the charge in question. We reply within one business day and, for valid claims, ask AWS Marketplace to refund the account charged. Cancel anytime on your AWS Marketplace subscriptions page.
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