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Agents ship your changes to production with no human in the loop, once they've earned it. When a release breaks, Prime rolls it back in seconds, and its agents fix it, prove the fix, and ship again.
River discharge from video for rivers nobody gauges: an OpenCV 5 agent that repairs bad footage, measures flow in m³/s, and refuses or asks a human when it can't be trusted.
Proof that “recycled” clothes are really recycled, tracked kilo by kilo from bottle to jacket, so fake claims get caught.
An AI-powered Ring doorbell assistant that helps families look after older parents by detecting unusual doorstep activity and sending timely alerts, without cameras inside the home.
CrisisWatch AI turns campus rainfall data into clear field decisions. We track threshold crossings, trigger inspection drills, and log evidence for a reviewable workflow.
When food rescue plans break, Relay turns messages into reviewed updates, replaces failed commitments, and tracks custody through delivery—powered by Strands Agents SDK and Amazon Bedrock.
Turn what viewers remember into evidence-backed editing decisions. Gemini and ClickHouse connect exact audience quotes to moments worth testing—or keeping unchanged.
Catch delayed agent actions before they overwrite a person's work.
DataHub tells you what changed. GlassBox proves which AI decisions can no longer be trusted—and safely closes the loop.
One video in. A localized version out—voice authorized, timing checked, history intact.
Stop agent-written code before it breaks what you didn't know it touched.
The autonomous SOC analyst for Splunk: it writes its own SPL via the MCP Server, maps MITRE ATT&CK, and contains threats with every verdict grounded in real events.
