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An AI control plane and enterprise modernization platform powered by Gemini 3 Pro's multimodal intelligence, orchestrating staged COBOL upgrades and cloud-native Spring Boot services.
A physical humanoid robot that listens, sees, thinks, and responds using Gemini 3.
An accessibility-first input system that turns any point on your screen into an intelligent control hub—no precise mouse movement required.
KaiVM is groundbreaking hardware AI. It plugs into any PC to see and control it visually. From fixing BIOS crashes to desktop automation, it handles everything software agents can't.
A daily Reddit-native meme guessing game built on Devvit Web.
Commissure turns Cloud Run into an HPC-grade LLM runtime - slicing giant models into GPU microservices and streaming activations over gRPC, pushing serverless beyond its limits.
The emergency network that doesn’t go down.
A Multi-Sensor Network System for Seniors
A tool that helps League players improve by turning score changes into actionable coaching quests.
ZombieLLM reanimates GPT-2 with the brain of GPT-OSS-20B—distilled, compressed, and apocalypse-ready. A model that rises from the grave to serve you anywhere.
Explore the veil between worlds with gpt-oss
Just a funky little lamp
SO-ARM 100 Robot arm MCP Server running gpt20B
An old rotary phone reborn with AI — dial Newton, Einstein, or Lincoln and ask them anything. Raspberry Pi 4 + Whisper + gpt-oss-20b + Piper bring history’s voices back for fun, education, and wonder.
LLMIX puts AI in offline communities: a Pi-powered hotspot with chat, code, med & wiki models—totally local. Flash the image, boot, connect to its Wi-Fi, and let multiple users learn, solve, thrive.
