Seven focus areas

What we build.

We work across the layers that turn models into useful products: tools, knowledge, evaluation, interaction, infrastructure, and platform design.

01
Controlled execution

AI Agent Systems

We design AI agents that use tools, follow workflows, inspect context, and complete tasks in real software.

What this includes

  • Tool-using agents
  • Coding agents
  • Workflow automation
  • Multi-step reasoning
  • MCP and tool integrations
  • Human-in-the-loop approval
  • Agent memory and context
PrincipleWe build reliable agent workflows, not vague “autonomy.” The goal is controlled execution, useful results, and clear human review.
02
Grounded context

RAG, Memory, and Knowledge Graphs

We build systems that retrieve the right information, remember useful context, and connect ideas in knowledge graphs.

What this includes

  • Retrieval-augmented generation
  • Document search
  • Vector databases
  • Session memory
  • Long-term knowledge stores
  • Knowledge graph extraction
  • Topic maps and relationship charts
PrincipleWe aim for grounded answers that show their sources and how concepts connect.
03
Measured quality

LLM Evaluation and Observability

We build evaluation and observability loops that reveal failures and guide steady improvement.

What this includes

  • AI evaluations
  • Traces and spans
  • LLM-as-judge
  • Deterministic checks
  • Regression datasets
  • Prompt and model experiments
  • Production monitoring
PrincipleWe treat AI quality as an engineering loop: observe, test, measure, and prevent regressions.
04
Natural interaction

Realtime Voice and Multimodal AI

We build realtime AI interfaces that combine speech, text, images, and interaction.

What this includes

  • Speech-to-text
  • Text-to-speech
  • Voice assistants
  • Multilingual voice systems
  • Vision-language models
  • Robot or device interaction
  • Streaming responses
PrincipleWe focus on latency, language support, and interaction quality. Voice systems fail when they feel slow or unnatural.
05
Actionable video

Video AI Agents and VMS

We build video AI agents that analyze live or recorded streams and connect relevant events to video management systems.

What this includes

  • VMS integrations
  • Live and recorded video analysis
  • Event and object detection
  • Natural-language video search
  • Alert and review workflows
  • Edge video inference
  • Privacy and retention controls
PrincipleVideo AI should help people find and review relevant events without flooding them with alerts or hiding uncertainty.
06
End-to-end latency

Local and Low-Latency AI Infrastructure

We test local and low-latency AI infrastructure for faster responses, stronger privacy, and lower costs.

What this includes

  • Local LLM serving
  • GPU inference
  • Model optimization
  • Realtime backends
  • Local speech models
  • Batching and latency trade-offs
  • Edge and on-device AI experiments
PrincipleWe optimize the full pipeline: input, inference, tool calls, output, latency, and deployment.
07
Maintainable growth

Scalable AI Platforms

We design AI platforms that move from prototype to production by separating models, tools, data, evaluation, and deployment.

What this includes

  • Modular AI architecture
  • Backend APIs
  • Queues and workers
  • Scheduled research jobs
  • Observability
  • Permission boundaries
  • Platform-level scaling
  • Multi-user workflows
PrincipleScalability is more than traffic. Systems must be easy to maintain, monitor, extend, and operate safely.