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Equity‑first “risk radar” for London’s wards, showing where climate and health risk is emerging fastest, why it’s happening, and helping councils target action in the places services miss.
Turn any collection of screens into one living, reactive canvas, controlled by where you stand, where you look, and where you reach!
An AI research-integrity auditor that catches statistical errors, numerical inconsistencies, manipulated figures, citation problems, and overstated claims before they mislead science.
TCM Coach uses AR to guide hand acupressure placement and computer vision to give real-time feedback on pressing rhythm, accuracy, and stability.
Voice-first AI soccer pundit for 2026 World Cup. Speak a matchup, The Oracle analyzes Elo, form & live match data, then delivers a theatrical verdict - powered by Deepgram, Browserbase & Claude.
We don't price the lead pipe. We trace the dollars that leaving it in the ground forces other public budgets to spend later, as a probability range, not one scary number.
xLift is a pre-training data scout which predicts which cohorts will move a model before we spend compute. Our differentiator is that we measure whether the cohort creates learnable disagreement.
Secure & Energy-Aware Cloud Platforms
Emoji-to-emoji diffusion: a low-dimensional proxy for text that reasons in parallel, not word-by-word. A 328M model that tops the frontier at emoji infill—and scales with compute.
An interactive book-to-video platform - highlight any passage and get a cinematic clip that's true to the story.
A self-improving predictor that tells you if RL data will improve your model, without needing to actually train.
With infinite compute, what is knowledge worth? We measured it: stripped of semantic clues, an LLM needs ~12–20× more inference to rediscover natural law—a price that falls to zero as compute scales.
We help policymakers catch hidden social risks before public AI launches, using evidence and human review so innovation serves communities without leaving harm behind.
StudForge turns natural language prompts into physics-validated, simulator-ready, robot-buildable swarm robotics block-based worlds with measurable training yield.
A multi-agent econometric robustness checker on Agentverse: it pulls housing data, estimates a causal relationship, and stress-tests whether the result actually holds up.
An AI-powered data lab workspace that helps students and teams design experiments, clean datasets, detect anomalies, visualize results, and generate technical reports.
Uses ML & AI to identify inefficient resources, catch cybersecurity threats, forecast future energy demand, and recommend the right actions to reduce risk, cost, and carbon emissions
Ignorance due to Absence leads to Expense. Save what flows.
AI-powered sign language recognition that translates gestures into real-time text, making communication more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.
Qwen supervises the traffic lights, the edge runs them. Qwen reasons over incidents and proposes policy, a human approves. When traffic stops looking normal, Qwen makes it flow again.
An AI policy analyst that tells a city budget office the dollar cost of waiting to act on homelessness — Claude reasons, a calibrated simulator owns every number, a human approves every dollar.
An AI-powered Air Canvas that allows users to draw, sketch, and visualize graphs using real-time hand gesture recognition.
A Constraint-Aware AI Simulator for Smarter Career Decisions
We map the parts of Nigeria where clinics are stretched way too thin, then show health officials what it actually costs in lives and money to keep putting off doing something about it.
