Inorsa, an infrastructure-native AI company, launched Nora Intelligence on November 5, 2026. The orchestration layer coordinates the company's AI coworkers, a type of AI agent, to handle engineering and operational tasks in minutes to hours that would take human teams weeks or months. The tool targets telecom operators, tower companies, and data center operators racing to expand. Users assign work in plain language, and Nora routes it to specialised coworkers that analyse structures, validate site data, and generate CAD drawings. Nora learns jurisdictional rules and industry standards from each project. Customer data stays in isolated tenants and is never used to train public models. Humans keep control of key decisions. "Critical infrastructure has long been underserved by technology," said Sean Shahini, chief executive officer and founder of Inorsa. The platform is available now, starting with telecoms.

Inorsa has launched its Data Validation Agent, Structural Analysis Agent and interactive Workbench platform for telecom infrastructure projects. The Austin-based company's tools help teams process project documents, identify errors and generate validated reports before construction begins. The Data Validation Agent cross-checks industry documents including RFDS, leases, scoping forms and construction drawings, producing structured reports with validation scores and prioritised issues. The Structural Analysis Agent automates the conversion of structural analysis documents into production-ready models, eliminating manual data re-entry. Both agents operate within Workbench, where teams can upload documents, review outputs and download results. The platform supports various tower types including monopoles and guyed towers. Inorsa will demonstrate the technology at Connect (X) 2026.