AI for machines that do physical work.
The industries differ. The problem is the same: turn sensor data into a trustworthy action inside a fixed budget of time, power and cost, then keep it working in the field.
Where we work
Defense first. Each page states the problem in the terms your team uses, what it costs, and the smallest first step with us.
Defense and national security
Guidance, autonomy and perception that close the loop inside the airframe, with no link home.
Timing: bounded worst caseManufacturing and inspection
Your best inspector can't be at every station. What he knows can be.
Pace: line takt timeAutomotive and mobility
Perception and motion control for electrified and off-road vehicles, with a response time you can sign off.
Response: deterministicRobotics
You built the machine. Making fifty of them work in buildings you don't control is a separate discipline.
Scale: fleet, not prototypeAgriculture and heavy equipment
Autonomy and inspection priced against margin per acre, on equipment that lives in dust, heat and vibration.
Cost: per machineEnergy and field infrastructure
Inspection of pipelines, well pads and substations by aircraft that detect on board and report findings.
Link: intermittentEngineering services
Embedded, FPGA and controls engineering delivered by a small senior team on an instrumented, AI-assisted pipeline.
Any industry
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