Research Programmes

The work behind the flagship

PureTensor runs one thesis through three research programmes: intelligence your organisation can own outright. Work here ranges from systems in daily production to lab notes; each entry says which it is.

Sovereign Intelligence

Intelligence systems for organisations whose questions cannot leave a boundary they control. Argus, our flagship, lives here.

Synth

research

Privacy-preserving synthetic training data

Synthetic data generation for model training in regulated domains where real data cannot leave the building. Customer data schemas stay on-premises; only statistically equivalent synthetic outputs are used for training. Feeds the same boundary-first thesis as Argus.

Socratic Engine

research

Structured multi-model reasoning

Two model instances argue opposing positions on a given thesis with rolling summarisation for extended exchanges. The structured-disagreement machinery behind Argus's assessment council began here.

Voice & Language

Speech and language systems for the accents, dialects, and languages the large labs skip, running on-device or on-premises.

TalaX

in production

Adaptive dictation that learns how you speak

Developer dictation powered by local Whisper transcription and a layered correction pipeline that improves with every fix. Accent-tolerant, jargon-aware, entirely on-device: no audio leaves your machine. Named from the Icelandic 'tala', to speak.

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Kalima

research

Multilingual dictation for Arabic code-switching

Real-time speech-to-text for Arabic speakers who naturally switch between Arabic, English, and French mid-sentence. Streaming API with dialect-aware recognition, bidirectional text rendering, and post-processing on our own inference stack.

Lingua

research

Language preservation research

Exploratory work on how AI, corpus methods, and digital tools can support endangered and historical languages. Research notes and framework development, published as the project takes shape.

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Echo

lab note

Learn Spanish in your own voice

A lab exploration in voice cloning and neural translation: speak English, hear yourself in Spanish. Voice clones are discarded after use. A demonstration of the speech stack rather than a product commitment.

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Autonomous Infrastructure

The operating layer that runs our fleet: autonomic triage, remediation, and memory, published as research as it hardens.

Sentinel

in production

Infrastructure that diagnoses, heals, and remembers

The operating layer underneath everything we run: continuous low-cost triage across every signal, escalation of novel failures to a deep reasoning tier, and remediation committed as permanent immunity. The perception, orchestration, and memory layers (developed as pNexus and pureMind) ship as parts of one system.

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pNexus

in production

Sentinel's orchestration layer

The coordination layer of the Sentinel system: multi-tier inference routing, task scheduling, memory consolidation, and tool integration across the fleet. Documented separately for its engineering history.

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pureMind

in production

Sentinel's memory layer

Git-versioned knowledge base with hybrid semantic and full-text retrieval, automated consolidation, and programmatic scheduling. The memory that lets Sentinel turn incidents into immunity.

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HAL-1000 Sentry

lab note

Edge perception exploration

A wall-mounted sensor unit exploring lightweight local perception: camera, microphone array, on-device transcription, with heavy reasoning handed off to the fleet.

Photogrammetry Lab

lab note

GPU-accelerated 3D reconstruction

3D Gaussian Splatting and Neural Radiance Fields on the fleet's GPUs. Reconstruction experiments from photo and video input, kept as a lab note.

Looking for Argus, our flagship intelligence product? It lives on the homepage. Our published research is at From the Lab.