Odine has filed two patent applications together with its subsidiary OdineLabs, further strengthening its R&D efforts in artificial intelligence and next-generation software technologies. The applications cover technologies designed to enable AI agents to understand enterprise systems, establish secure and continuously updated connections with them, and autonomously plan and execute operational tasks within predefined rules and security boundaries.
Odine files two patent applications for enterprise AI technologies.
First patent covers AI agent connectivity and interaction with enterprise systems.
Second patent covers end-to-end planning, execution, and optimization of operational tasks.
Technologies enable AI agents to securely connect to microservices, APIs, and databases.
Supports autonomous workflow execution within predefined security boundaries.
Odine is listed on BIST (ODINE) with over 25 years of experience.
Together, the technologies address two fundamental requirements for the adoption of AI within enterprise environments: establishing a reliable interaction layer between AI agents and existing software systems, and enabling those agents to manage operational workflows securely and adaptively. This integrated approach is intended to support the faster, more reliable, and more sustainable deployment of AI solutions across complex enterprise infrastructures. When combined, the two technologies form a unified architecture in which AI agents can first analyze the digital environment in which they operate, establish and maintain the necessary system connections, and then securely plan and execute operational tasks.
The first patent application focuses on the structured connectivity infrastructure required for AI agents to communicate securely with enterprise software systems while remaining aligned with the latest system updates. The technology analyzes enterprise software components, including microservices, application programming interfaces (APIs), and databases, and automatically generates the structured definitions required for AI agents to interact with these systems. It also monitors changes within the underlying systems to ensure that these definitions remain current. By automating this process, the technology aims to reduce the need for manual documentation and integration efforts while enabling more reliable, efficient, and continuously updated interaction.
The second patent application focuses on the end-to-end planning, execution, and continuous optimization of operational tasks by AI agents. The technology is designed to analyze operational workflows, error conditions, and deviations within target systems; generate appropriate task execution plans; and carry out those plans through AI agents operating within predefined rules and security boundaries. By evaluating the outcomes achieved, the system can continuously refine operational processes and improve future workflows. This approach aims to reduce the extensive manual configuration often required across IT operations, business process automation, and technical support.
About Odine
Odine is a global technology partner combining consultancy, system integration, and AI-powered product innovation. With over 25 years of experience, Odine enables organizations to modernize and transform their digital infrastructures with precision, resilience, and scalability. Our expertise spans from designing and integrating next-generation networks to developing intelligent, cloud-native solutions, agentic AI capabilities, and sovereign cloud architectures that empower both telecom operators and enterprises to operate with greater control, agility, and efficiency. OdineLabs, Odine's dedicated innovation and R&D subsidiary, extends this strategic focus through research and technology development.
