How it works

How diesel injector calibration runs inside Injector Cloud VMs.

The workflow is direct and familiar to diesel technicians: wallet → choose network → install machine → bench, with blockchain traceability on every run.

Wallet → machine → install → bench
Bosch, Denso, Continental, Delphi, Cummins, CAT / Perkins, L'Orange, Smart, AZPI, and Chinese IMA
10,165 ready injector profiles
Traceable output per run

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Step 01

Connect your wallet

Connect a wallet in the console to start a secure machine install.

Create VM →

Step 02

Choose network + machine

Pick the network you already use, choose the exact machine name, and prepare the VM install in Console.

Choose machine →

Step 03

Install the VM

Confirm payment once and install the selected virtual machine so Bench opens against the right machine context.

Install VM →

Step 04

Open the bench

Launch the installed coding workspace and keep every output tied to the machine and wallet that created it.

Open bench →

Session flow

Connect wallet → choose machine → install VM → open bench

Coding triggers

Injector replacement, ECU replacement, and some engine rebuild events

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Bosch, Denso, Continental, Delphi, Cummins, CAT / Perkins, L'Orange, Smart, AZPI, and Chinese IMA

Install-ready machines

bosch-ima-01, denso-qr-01, continental-siemens-iic-01, delphi-cxi-01, and 9 more

Ready profiles

10,165

Usage model

POL + FUEL access per installed machine (Polygon)

Stakeholder

Workshops and service centers

Need fast injector replacement and coding turnaround with fewer comebacks and clear service records.

Stakeholder

Fleet maintenance teams

Need standardized coding procedures across depots to reduce downtime and improve fuel-cost predictability.

Stakeholder

Remanufacturing and test labs

Need controlled, repeatable software runtime for calibration validation and quality assurance.

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What blockchain is used for

Session/payment evidence, auditability, and trust between distributed partners.

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What VM is used for

Isolated deterministic runtime for coding algorithms, profile handling, and controlled execution.

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What remains in the ECU

Real-time injection control and combustion decisions inside the vehicle powertrain controller.

Operating Rules

Keep the operator flow familiar: connect wallet, choose machine, install VM, open bench.
Treat injector coding as quality-critical service work, not an optional feature.
Use exact machine names everywhere so operators recognize what they are installing.
Tie each run to traceable VM and payment signals for cross-team trust.
Expand collaboration features only after deterministic bench quality is stable.