DeltoriPro is a California-based software and industrial controls company building an industrial harness for AI models across industrial control systems and operational intelligence.
Our product connects to a live programmable controller, reads its logic and its current state, and tells the person standing in front of the machine what is actually wrong — in plain language, in minutes. No tracing rungs by hand. No waiting on a callout. From the machine profile we build, it reviews control logic and turns the operational data it gathers into plant-wide analytics.
We build for plants that run two and three shifts, where an hour of downtime is not an inconvenience — it is production that does not come back. Any facility where a controller is running the process and downtime has a number attached to it.
Founded in Bayside, CA
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Mission
DeltoriPro puts a powerful AI harness directly in the hands of your operations and maintenance teams, so diagnosing a control system fault does not depend on who happens to be on shift. Continuous improvement is not just a theory, and operational data is not in the wind.
We turn a live controller into something a maintenance lead can interrogate directly and get a real answer, fast. That same connection does more than diagnose. It reviews the logic and catches what a manual pass misses. It turns the operational data we are already gathering into plant-wide analytics worth acting on. One harness, three jobs: find the fault, review the code, and make the plant's own data useful.
Vision
We decided industrial diagnostics did not have to stay manual, and are going to prove it site by site, vertical by vertical. DeltoriPro sets the standard the category measures itself against — the reference every other tool gets compared to, and the first name in the room when a plant rethinks how it troubleshoots. Not the biggest name in the space. The one that changed how the work gets done.
Values
If it is not right, it does not ship. We would rather hold a release than hand a customer something we would not run in our own plant.
We ask for feedback on every deployment, and we act on it. The product gets better because the floor tells us what is broken, not because we guessed well in a meeting.
Close, direct, hands-on. We show up, we stay on the line, and we do not disappear after the invoice clears.
Our bar is internal. We are not in the business of shipping applications and calling it progress; we are in the business of holding a standard nobody is making us hold. We are backed by experience in the field, not just shipping another good idea to our customers.
We want to see the industrial space move forward, not for the sake of revenue, but because our customers become the best operations they are capable of being. That is the scoreboard.
DeltoriPro started inside a small controls business trying to serve as many customers as it possibly could. The constraint was never demand — it was duplication. Shane could not reproduce the level of work he does in a new hire fast enough to keep up with what the market was asking for. So the better path was to build the solution for the customer instead of trying to hire it.
The wider problem was consistency. Results across the market were mixed. Two plants could bring in two different integrators and get two different standards of work, and neither had any way of knowing in advance which one they were going to get.
DeltoriPro was created to solve that. We built a harness for AI to understand the automation process, the equipment in use, and how a senior Controls Technician would approach the problem. We focused on cost, on how it was delivered, and on where it would be used best.
Industrial plants have been running the same diagnostic playbook for thirty years. Something stops. Someone with the right experience walks over, pulls up the logic, and traces it rung by rung until the fault reveals itself. When that person is on shift, it takes twenty minutes. When they are not, it takes four hours, or it takes a phone call to somebody three hours away.
The control system already knows what is wrong. Every input, every timer, every interlock, every fault bit is sitting right there in the controller. The problem was never a lack of information, it was that reading it required a specific kind of experience that fewer and fewer people have, and that no plant can staff around the clock.
So we built something that does the heavy lifting, bridges the experience gap, and works for the experienced tech and the developer just as well as the operator. DeltoriPro reads the live controller on request, understands the logic the way an experienced hand would, and answers the question the floor is actually asking: what is wrong, and what do I do about it.
We are based in California, and we build for the whole automation field — anywhere a controller is running a process, in any industry, at any scale. No corners cut. Feedback taken seriously. A standard we set ourselves.
The industry is going to change. We are here for it.
Owner and Project Lead
Shane Dickerson has spent more than a decade in controls integration, commissioning and troubleshooting Allen-Bradley systems inside sawmills, planer mills, and forest products operations across the Pacific Northwest.
The story was always the same. A line goes down at 2 a.m. The HMI shows a fault code nobody recognizes. The operator calls maintenance. Maintenance calls the lead. The lead calls Shane at home. Forty minutes of production is gone before anyone finds the right rung.
After hundreds of those conversations with controls staff across the industry, the pattern was undeniable. The answer was always inside the PLC. Nobody on shift could get to it.
Years in controls integration
Fault events diagnosed in the field
That led to this product
