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Flight planner that helps you visualize the weather along a pilots planned flight route
Incident Intelligence for our First Responders
Pick a topic and get a fact-checked, multilingual mini-documentary with licensed public footage, music, narration, and frame-by-frame license records.
Palantir for disaster response: a recursive team of AI agents that fuses siloed emergency data into one live picture and plans every district's response in the first golden hour.
Watch a mystery. Change any event. Find the truth.
Pick a place on a map: AI agents pull live public data (terrain, OSM buildings, solar, wind, snow) and design real FreeCAD parts built for that exact spot.
Blueprints show the plan. We show the progress. UnderConstruction turns simple phone videos into a visual map of what's built, what's missing, and what's next.
GlitchHunterAn OpenCV 5 agent that finds 3D, physics and rendering bugs in game builds, bisects each one to the commit that caused it, verifies a fix, and asks a human before filing.
A movement controlled TV adventure. Play for fun or exercise on your Fire TV, with the interactive kinect-like real life motion. Run, slide to the side, jump and duck.
Wind down on your real table: pinch the day's worries into stones, let one sink, breathe. A living lamp remembers you tomorrow.
A fitness game for Fire TV where your body is the controller, tracked by your phone's camera. Squat, lunge, jump and punch through a rhythm runner to a boss fight. No extra kit needed.
Every "thank you" said to Alexa usually goes nowhere. Overhearth lets it travel: avatars swap know-how in a shared town, in every home's language, and carry thanks back to whoever helped.
Pick an artist. An AI scout uses Qloo to choose three venues, then each hosts the artist in its own copy of a simulated city. Watch the crowds walk in and see which venue wins.
Ask Alexa the way out of a burning building, or what would happen if a fire started. CampusEvac shows who your evacuation plan leaves behind, and why.
The workspace that adapts to your body on a bad day, so you don't have to adapt to it.
A honey badger raids the bins at night. Your real hands are its sticky paws: no controllers, no buttons.
An Alexa+ simulated assistant with a 3D talking avatar that coordinates family groceries, reminders, and calendar schedules through voice and tools.
Ring sees your dog's day. Alexa+ acts on it. Fire TV shows it.
An evidence-led conservation workspace where the agent recommends and the conservator decides.
Pathlight turns the Ring cameras a shop already owns into a foot-traffic heatmap on its own floor plan, with counter-queue alerts and a weekly AI note. No new hardware, no calibration.
A deterministic harness for local coding models that constrains file edits, checks task contracts, runs targeted and regression tests in isolation, and records results for safe, auditable code changes
Ojes is an AI-powered neuro-wellness platform that analyzes brain activity, identifies potential abnormalities, and visualizes brain patterns through an interactive 3D digital twin.
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.
Nova is a care circle on Alexa+ that catches medication mistakes before they happen, from a changed prescription to the old bottle still in the cabinet, and brings in family only when it matters.
