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An open-outcry trading floor where the traders are programs, the money is somebody else's, and the bell is a person.
Your dance lesson, five minutes of practice, one TV remote.
A virtual angiogram: predicts CAD and LAD/LCX/RCA stenosis from routine clinical data, explains every number exactly, and maps it onto a real 3D heart. It also says when it doesn't know.
Open Source Clipper for Alexa+: talk to it the way you would talk to Alexa+ and get the best moments from a video or podcast clipped, scored, and linked.
Agree on the work. Approve the payment.1. An AI assistant that turns freelance briefs into reviewed scopes and prices, then connects client-approved terms to PayPal checkout.
One intelligent study companion that connects course materials, verifies answers, and adapts learning to every student.
Upload lecture videos, PDFs and slides. Citexa answers from them only, cites the exact page, slide or timestamp, and adapts quizzes to your mastery using Bayesian Knowledge Tracing.
For the person who approves orders: an assistant that says how long its "yes" is good for, and tells you when that answer has expired — before you commit stock you may no longer have.
Ring sees the door. A vision model in the building decides what it is. Alexa+ tells you, the lobby screen shows counts, nothing leaves. Built by an attorney who is the customer.
Your Ring doorbell, for every sense: Herald turns Ring events into a flash, a natural voice, vibration rhythms and braille, for people who can’t hear the chime or see the door.
Train how you speak; measure how you deliver. Mock interviews, news reading, debate and storytelling, scored on pace, pitch, pauses and filler words.
PocketTA turns scattered lectures, slides, and PDFs into a personal TA that shows where every answer comes from—and uses your mistakes to guide what you practice next.
An autonomous AI educator that transforms static documents into adaptive, multilingual voice-guided lectures with active student evaluation using Google Gemini and RAG.
Not sure where to launch first? LaunchLens is an AI agent that uses Qloo's taste data to find the cities and venues your audience already loves, then builds ads backed by real evidence.
PayPal reconciliation desk with deterministic financial checks, live NVIDIA Nemotron ranking, and human approval.
Bee hears the class and your day; agents on AWS write and check a lesson, a course or a podcast; you learn it on Fire TV, the phone or any Echo. Learning, always beside you.
A virtual cutting room: NVIDIA Nemotron agents watch your footage, commit to a cut, build a real Shotcut timeline over MCP, screen it, fix it, and hand you the pickup list.
An MIT video clipper wrapped in GitLab Duo agents and a 6-stage CI/CD pipeline that runs review, tests, security scans, and Railway deploys after the code is written.
Turn PDFs, PowerPoints, and lecture videos into one guided, source-grounded AI study session.
Different tastes. One great night. A Qloo-powered AI agent that helps friends find shared-fit venues, explains each person’s match, and replans when someone vetoes a choice.
Home robots arrive in kitchens they've never seen. Arrival turns one iPhone scan into a physics sim where the robot practices first, making 1,000 GR00T demos in under an hour.
You can't transplant an old tree. So we bring the care to its roots.
Ask from the kitchen — hear which of your parallel coding agents is stuck or dead, and approve a safe resume by voice. Voice observability for agent fleets.
Compares a speech reading with a reference, pinpoints the exact seconds of rushed pace, long pauses and volume drops, and explains each flag with measured numbers.
