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Hands-free baby care for Alexa+: log feeds, diapers, sleep and fevers by voice, get predictions learned from your baby's own rhythm, and hand off the night with one question.
Family movie night where you choose the story. AI films every chapter, and your own ideas become the next scene in seconds, on Fire TV.
A Fire TV app that answers "What just happened?", "Who's that?" and "What did I miss?" from exactly what you've seen, never spoils what's next, and narrates audio description for blind viewers.
Pay for forests that are still standing: escrowed climate funding released each year by satellite-verified canopy survival, with verifiers who lose their stake if they lie.
A live departure board for the family morning on Alexa+: everyone's real chance of making the door, and an exact re-plan the moment someone slips.
I know the name is lame !!
An AI agent restocks your household and pays with PayPal, but only within the budget and rules you sign. Big buys ask first, anything off-limits is blocked, every purchase can be undone and tracked.
Fire TV's accessibility voices talk over each other. Baton is an audio director that lets exactly one speak at a time, fitting audio description into the film's silences.
Your business event, on camera, within minutes.
An animal chasing it's prey
"Turning family caregiving conversations into verified, shared action."
An Alexa+-style planning agent that recalculates household plans when life changes — and proves every decision.
SceneBridge helps Fire TV viewers catch up without looking ahead. Ask about a scene, get answers grounded in earlier moments, replay the evidence, and return to where you paused.
ProofRail verifies AI agents' "done" claims with deterministic PASS/FAIL checks on real evidence. Optional Nemotron (via Nebius) drafts checks and explains failures; it can never change a verdict.
One speed curve drives everything: an orb goes from 0 to light speed in 10 seconds through a procedural Blender tunnel. Then we see the render that made it, stuck on frame 1.
A voice agent that watches a corner shop: a morning briefing, a reorder plan that remembers the owner's habits, and nothing bought without a spoken "yes". Built on a standard MCP server.
Browsers remember tabs, not your place. Hold My Place saves a form's structure, never your answers, then cues one next step on return. Local-first, built for attention and memory differences.
A Fire TV that tells you what's on screen, in the gaps between the dialogue. AI-enhanced viewing for anyone who looks away, built first for blind and low-vision viewers.
Scores every heartbeat of a digitized paper ECG by how well the image supports it, and reports measurements only for beats it can verify. Synthetic-image research prototype; not clinically validated.
An agent that tells stage producers which film to turn into a Broadway musical, using Qloo taste data tested on 58 past shows.
Press one button on your Fire TV remote for a spoiler-safe recap of exactly what you missed: the story so far, real frames from the film, and follow-up answers that never give away what's next.
2.4 billion workers face excessive heat. HeatShift turns the forecast into a personal plan: when to work, rest in shade and drink, hour by hour. Free, offline, in 4 languages.
One drop. A world in motion. A reason to arrive. A 24-second procedural Blender film where purposeful speed becomes growth.
A drone that sees the air: neural wind sensing + Nemotron
