Systems we’re building toward.

These are the directions we are working on. They are not finished products. Prototypes and demos will show up here as they exist.

  • Aviation · AI · Optimisation

    Maintenance planning under live constraints

    Forecast maintenance demand, then keep the plan valid as parts, labour, BOM, and schedule change. Aviation MRO is the first domain we are using.

    Approach
    Predicted demand feeds a constraint layer. When availability or labour moves, the plan is re-solved rather than treated as a separate forecast.
    Objective
    A plan that still holds after the inputs change, not a forecast sitting next to a static schedule.
    Demo direction
    Early demos on synthetic or representative maintenance data: forecast in, constraints in, plan out, then show what changes when a part or slot disappears.

    Forecasting · constraint programming · optimisation · MRO systems · operations research

  • Robotics · Simulation · Engineering

    Simulation and emulation for robotics

    A software environment for simulating and emulating robotic systems before they are deployed on physical hardware. Behaviours, control systems, sensor inputs, and failure scenarios can be developed and tested in software.

    Approach
    The longer-term goal is to create a bridge between simulation and physical systems, allowing software and control logic to move from controlled virtual environments toward increasingly realistic hardware testing.
    Objective
    Reduce the cost and risk of robotics development by moving more experimentation, validation, and failure analysis into software.
    Demo direction
    Initial demonstrations will focus on simulated environments, robotic behaviours, sensor models, and controlled failure scenarios before progressing toward hardware integration.

    Robotics · simulation · emulation · control systems · synthetic environments

  • Conservation · Spatial AI · Sensing

    Long-range depth mapping without conventional cameras

    Whether radio-based sensing, including Wi-Fi signals, can infer depth, movement, and spatial structure over distances where conventional cameras become impractical.

    Approach
    The research will explore how radio-frequency measurements can be transformed into spatial representations and whether learned models can extract useful information about environments and living organisms from those signals.
    Objective
    Develop non-visual sensing technologies with potential applications in animal conservation, ecological monitoring, and biological research.
    Demo direction
    Early work will focus on controlled sensing experiments and small-scale depth or movement reconstruction. Longer-term research could investigate larger-range sensing and environments where conventional cameras are difficult to deploy, including potential marine applications.
    Applications
    Wildlife monitoring · animal behaviour · habitat observation · low-visibility environments · marine biology
    Note
    This direction combines machine learning with sensor and hardware experimentation. Long-range and underwater applications are research goals rather than established capabilities, and would require dedicated hardware, experiments, and suitable datasets.

    Wi-Fi sensing · RF signals · depth estimation · spatial AI · representation learning · specialised hardware

  • Voice · AI · Human-in-the-loop

    Live voice systems designed around human operators

    An alternative to automated call centre systems: use AI to improve the workflow around the human operator rather than attempting to replace them. Part of that is quality of life — reducing the grind and shielding operators from the more uncomfortable parts of the role where technology can take the first hit.

    Approach
    A caller enters through a speech interface. Speech is transcribed, relevant information is extracted, and the case is routed into a workflow where a human handles the substantive interaction. AI can provide context, classification, retrieval, summarisation, and other targeted assistance — including absorbing repetitive or confrontational front-line load before it reaches the operator.
    Objective
    Improve operator quality of life by cutting repetitive operational work, giving people better context for the cases that need them, and keeping humans responsible for complex decisions without leaving them stuck in the most draining parts of the job.
    Demo direction
    Early demonstrations will focus on a complete but deliberately narrow workflow: caller → speech recognition → structured case information → human operator context, with AI introduced only where it provides a measurable benefit.
    Applications
    Customer service · technical support · claims workflows · appointment handling · specialist helplines

    Speech-to-text · voice infrastructure · workflow automation · information extraction · fine-tuned models · human-in-the-loop systems

Active research, not a client portfolio. Funding would go toward the next slice of work on a direction — experiments, a demo, or hardware where that is required.