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Know what changed.
Know what failed.
Ember helps engineering teams trace failures, track releases, and investigate issues across complex hardware systems.
Monitor hardware in real-time.
Live health and operational status across devices and environments.
Find systems quickly.
Filter by status, location, ownership, or deployment group.
Coordinate shared hardware.
Track availability, reservations, and device usage across teams.
Inspect any device.
Devices, services, operational history, and deployment context in one place.
Investigate failures faster.
Trace recurring issues across logs, telemetry, and system events.
Live health and operational history.
System metrics, deployments, connectivity, and historical events captured automatically.
Power-draw spike on USB hub B during nav startup briefly disconnected /dev/video0. Driver: uvcvideo · Kernel 5.15. Camera reconnected after 1.4s but two frames were lost.
- Move camera to powered hub (port 3)
- Update
uvcvideodriver → 1.18+ - Add disconnect guard in ember-agent watchdog
/dev/video0Track every deployed version.
Software, firmware, and deployment history across systems and environments.
See what changed.
Compare deployments and quickly identify systems running different versions.
Connect releases to failures.
Trace operational issues back to the deployments and updates that introduced them.
unattended-upgradesnvidia-archive security pocket · Diff vs baseline: libnvidia-container.so.1 ABI breakcuda-vision-nodelibcudart.so.12 loadember-perceptiondocker-runtimeCoordinate shared hardware.
Track availability, usage, and operational status across teams and systems.
Keep operational context attached.
Deployments, failures, testing, and ownership history tied to every system.
Route issues to the right team.
Operational issues linked directly to the affected systems and deployments.
Track operational workflows.
Coordinate testing, maintenance, deployments, and field operations in one place.
Investigating failures still takes too long
"The system behaves differently in production."
Not enough to fail immediately, but enough to create intermittent issues nobody can reliably reproduce.
"We know the rollout caused it."
We just can't tell which systems updated, which ones didn't, or when the behavior actually changed.
"The context is scattered everywhere."
Telemetry lives in one tool. Logs in another. Deployment history is buried in CI runs and Slack threads.
For fast-moving hardware teams
Monitor deployed systems
Live system health, processes, logs, and telemetry across devices and environments.
Understand what changed
Track software, firmware, and deployment history across systems.
Search operational failures
Search logs and telemetry across systems from one place.
Coordinate shared hardware
Track ownership, reservations, and operational status across teams.
Capture data offline
Store logs and telemetry locally during outages and replay automatically after reconnect.
Built for enterprise environments
SSO, audit logs, role-based access, and per-device authentication by default.
From R&D to production
Validation and testing
Track software versions, operational data, and release history during testing and sign-off.
Engineering workflows
Centralize logs, telemetry, and deployment history across development and field deployments.
Deployed systems
Investigate issues across systems running in production, offline, and low-connectivity environments.
Deployment to debugging in minutes
Deploy
Install the Ember agent on-device.
Capture
Collect operational data locally, even offline.
Investigate
Trace failures across systems, releases, and deployments.
10x your team's productivity.
See how teams debug and operate real-world systems with Ember.