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Learn hardware without buying it. Wire, code, break and fly real boards, robots and drones for free in your browser, in your language, with an AI partner that finds you a friend
A post-code automation framework that streamlines CICD lifecycle via GitLab Duo agents and event-driven workflows.
Workouts that fit how you move. AdaptFit builds every plan around your disability, injury or pain, the equipment you have, and how you feel today.
Photograph a paper ECG; classic OpenCV methods extract the trace, a trained Selector picks the best extraction, and a human reviews it. A research prototype that keeps uncertainty visible.
A debugger for the physical world: OpenCV 5 and AWS turn camera observations into actions, learn from missed attempts, and plan better moves.
Paperwork you can check: turn a hospital discharge sheet into a plain-language plan where every line links to the sentence it came from.
Snap one photo of the space your gadget has to fit. OpenCV 5 on AWS Lambda measures it, and an agent rebuilds the device and checks the fit again.
Repair before replace: an AI purchasing brief with an authorized PayPal sandbox spending boundary.
What if there was a way to see all air, water, and land pollution in one screen? Downhill draws from California datasets to compile a view where advocacy groups can find trends and crunch numbers.
Give the Physical World a Memory: an OpenCV 5 agent investigates alarms against historical images, sensor events, and human review.
A GitLab Duo flow that tests, deploys, monitors and rolls back every merge request.
Describe a gadget and Tapeout builds it from real parts. GitLab CI and a Duo flow check every board with KiCad before anyone orders it.
Turning medical monitor images into verified health insights with OpenCV 5 and AWS—human-confirmed, privacy-conscious, and safety-first.
GitLab Duo proposes expiring optional CI deferrals; deterministic rules preserve mandatory checks and replayable evidence.
Help local grocery stores know when to restock shelves without having to manually check it.
Crack width in millimetres from a phone photo, with a calibrated gate that refuses unreliable readings and an agent that tells you how to retake the photo.
Production breaks at 3 AM. GitLab Duo agents fix it, a canary checks the fix, and a policy file decides how far they may go. Every decision is audited.
GitLab Duo Sentinel automates code review, CI/CD failure diagnosis, remediation validation, security auditing, and release readiness, turning fragmented DevSecOps tasks into a verifiable workflow.
A green build can lie. Shakedown judges every merge request that claims to fix a flaky test, refuses band-aids like retry: and @Ignore by line, and proves real fixes on a real JVM.
An AI-powered disaster monitoring platform that predicts cascading disaster impacts, identifies high-risk zones, and helps emergency teams prioritize resources for faster, smarter disaster response.
Closed-loop haptic telemetry & 3D simulation platform featuring Sim2Real safety shielding powered by NVIDIA Nemotron and Nebius Token Factory.
Measures how often tool-using AI agents get hijacked by prompt injection, and whether a defense works. AgentDojo banking: cheap Nemotron agent 43/70 hijacked; with an Ultra gate, 0/70.
A hands-only origami puzzle game for Meta Quest 3 and 3S. Players fold a virtual square of paper to match a target shape, with puzzles of growing difficulty and a daily puzzle.
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.
