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AI Lead / Enterprise GenAI & auditor. 3rd place, Google MedGemma Challenge | Winner - Qwen Cloud challenge | 2nd place, AWS hackathon
We monitor configuration drift, infrastructure drift and schema drift. Mental Model Drift monitors the one system nobody instruments: the engineer's understanding.
Raccord certifies, monitors, diagnoses, repairs and proves the accessibility of a live media experience.
On the Line is a community resource directory that phones ahead.
AI neonatal danger-sign screening for community health workers — Qwen Cloud when online, a fine-tuned on-device Qwen3-VL when not, so it never goes dark.
A crowd-crush early warning that reads crowd density and pressure in people from ordinary CCTV, predicts the next minutes with the physics of crowd flow, and gives a deadline before anyone falls.
A two-person check for families: before an elderly parent pays someone new, their second key calls back and reads a release code that a scammer on the line cannot produce.
A taste agent for care-home activity coordinators: Qloo finds the songs and films of each resident's youth, picks lounge films that leave nobody out, and pairs each resident with a carer.
A Fire TV app for a person living with dementia. It answers the question asked forty times a day in the family's own words and voice, says who is at the door, and flags sudden change.
Static analysis for medication dispensing. RxLint checks the medicine physically being handed against the prescription, the patient's facts and a versioned rule pack.
An Alexa+ add-on that checks a contractor's quote before you pay: what is established, what the price covers, and where every dollar goes. Zero false alarms on ordinary repairs.
Which window should you open, and when? SASH turns three Ring devices into a ventilation adviser: the same fresh air, far less street pollution. It never looks at an image.
Evidence-backed verification agent for real-world records.
Tail Risk tells an organ-transport coordinator when a commercial flight that looks available on the timetable is no longer operationally safe to rely on.
Check a second-hand child product for recalls even when you do not know exactly what the product is called.
Lore is a living permission and lineage control plane for documentary and archival media, powered by ClickHouse.
A shoot day isn't recovered until it's recovered for everyone.
Your camera roll remembers pictures. Reality Diff remembers what was true in them — and lets you ask.
One web page where several independent care organisations answer a person's AI assistant at the same time, and compose a single plan between them.
Prove how your AI media was made — and make the proof impossible to quietly rewrite.
An offline flight-safety monitor for the Cessna 172. It replays real training telemetry, flags unusual behaviour, explains which signals drove it, and opens a checklist. No cloud, no per-aircraft fee.
Praxis takes that one narrow, expensive incident all the way to a mergeable fix, and refuses to hand you anything it cannot prove.
IQ4_XS is the smallest standard 4-bit GGUF and had a tiled matmul kernel on Intel AMX, none on Arm. FastPath64 writes it: 2.12x prefill on Neoverse N2, 1.30x a whole agent turn, byte-identical output.
Adaptive learning that earns the right to teach: every lesson ships with signed evidence from seven checks, and learners can challenge any claim — disprove it and their path rebuilds.