Anisoptera.io Launches Dragonfly, a No-Code Physical AI Platform
Anisoptera.io unveiled Dragonfly, a no-code Physical AI platform, during CES 2026 in a press release. Dragonfly converts live video and sensor data into real-time business insights without relying on costly cloud infrastructure.
The platform enables non-technical teams to deploy AI solutions in two to four weeks, compared to typical implementation cycles of six to twelve months. By processing data locally at the edge, Dragonfly reduces latency and privacy risks while delivering enterprise-grade analytics through an intuitive interface.
Since its beta phase, Dragonfly has been deployed in over 50 enterprise installations across logistics, retail, sustainability, and media operations, reporting an average 3:1 return on investment within six months. The platform has also been recognized as a Preferred Edge AI Technology Partner by one of the Big Four consulting firms.
Dragonfly is available globally through a subscription model that includes hardware, software, deployment support, and maintenance.
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