Automation & Development

HPC HUB SPACE

Small systems. Real tests. Clear limits.

Hub Space is HPC’s working name for practical automation and software experiments. The focus is on solving a defined problem with sensors, controls, monitoring, or a small custom tool, then testing the result in real conditions.

PRACTICAL BUSINESS TOOLS

HPC Cart: From Product Inquiry to Paid Order

HPC Cart gives customers a familiar way to select products, options, and quantities without requiring public prices or instant checkout. It fits businesses with retail, wholesale, and distributor tiers, quantity discounts, custom parts, or variable freight. Try the working demo, then request a one-time cart setup or files for your own implementation.

The Optional AI-Assisted Workflow

A separately configured back-office workflow could receive the inquiry and use AI to draft a quote from an approved catalog, customer pricing rules, and verified costs. Your team reviews pricing, availability, shipping, and tax, then approves a customer email containing the quote or invoice and a matching provider-generated payment link.

After payment is verified through the payment provider, the order moves into preparation or supplier fulfillment, followed by shipment and tracking. The scope determines which steps remain manual and which supported integrations can be automated.

Available demo: product selection and a local sample inquiry. Separate development: AI quoting, invoice creation, customer-email sending, payment verification, and fulfillment automation are not connected in that demo or included automatically with the cart files. Any third-party or AI usage charges are separate.

What This Work Can Include

HPC approaches automation as project work, not as a one-size-fits-all product. Each effort is scoped around the equipment, environment, and outcome involved.

Remote Monitoring

Cameras, environmental sensors, equipment status, alerts, and basic dashboards for remote property or small-facility use.

Controls & Workflows

Simple controls for lighting, ventilation, pumps, or other equipment, plus rules and notifications that reduce repetitive work.

Small Software Tools

Focused scripts, agents, and integrations that automate a specific task or test whether an idea is useful before expanding it.

Integration & Documentation

Connect compatible equipment, organize the workflow, record settings and limitations, and leave a practical handoff for continued use.

HPC spam-call screening agent demonstration

WORKING EXPERIMENT

Spam-call screening agent

This demonstration shows a small automated agent screening a suspected spam call. It is a proof of concept, not a packaged telecommunications product. Its value is as evidence that HPC can connect tools, define a workflow, test behavior, and document the result.

How HPC Approaches Automation

BUILD. CREATE. IMPROVE. REPEAT. ∞

1. Define

Identify the task, constraints, environment, and useful outcome.

2. Connect

Select compatible hardware or software and assemble a limited prototype.

3. Test

Run the system in the intended setting and record failures and limits.

4. Improve

Refine what works, document it, and decide whether further development is justified.

Current Status

TESTED / DEMONSTRATED

Small automations, remote monitoring setups, and the spam-call screening proof of concept.

ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT

Repeatable monitoring workflows, practical integrations, and clearer setup documentation.

FUTURE CONCEPTS

A unified Hub Space command center, predictive analytics, and advanced AI-assisted controls.

Concept illustration for a possible Hub Space automation system
Concept illustration

CONCEPT, NOT A FINISHED PRODUCT

The larger Hub Space idea

The long-term concept is a central place to view and coordinate power, environmental conditions, equipment, and security inputs. HPC is not currently presenting that full system as a standardized, priced, or ready-to-install product.

Have a focused automation problem?

Describe the task, the equipment involved, and what a useful result would look like.

Licensed electrical, security, telecommunications, or building work must be performed or approved by appropriately qualified providers.