
Our goals
Our goals.
Build external software review for defense, infrastructure and robotics. Our ambition is to earn U.S. government contracts and help teams find failures before release.
The work
Build around a real engineering problem.
Start with a task that can be traced across systems. Earn trust with findings that engineers can reproduce and inspect.
Follow software into physical systems
Connect the intended task to reports from the software and the asset it controls. Give reviewers the source evidence rather than another success indicator.
Earn government work
Pursue paid evaluations and U.S. government contracts through a documented procurement process. These are company goals, not claims of awarded contracts.
Work across suppliers
Develop reusable report adapters and repeatable reviews so teams can compare systems from different vendors without rebuilding the process each time.
Current recorded-report workflow
One task. Every available report.
Define the intended asset, completion window and assets that must stay unchanged. Compare the captured reports against that requirement, then inspect the source events.
01 / Define the requirement
- Intended asset
- Robot A
- Task
- task-104
- Completion window
- 10 seconds
- Keep unchanged
- Robot B
02 / Bring the captured reports
- Control panelRequested and displayed state
- Task serviceAccepted and reported state
- Device reportRecorded device state
03 / Compare against the requirement
Same task. Intended asset. Declared coverage.Check source events on a shared timestamp basis, within the captured intervals.
Reports describe recorded state. They do not establish physical ground truth. Live device connections are not available.
What comes next
Prove the next step before expanding.
Each stage needs a working product, customer evidence and a clear decision to continue.
Finish the recording workflow
Improve supported formats, evidence navigation and repeat reviews of changed software. Measure useful findings against known failures and engineer review.
Run a bounded pilot
Agree on one task, the available recordings, data restrictions and success criteria with an engineering team. Document false positives and missing evidence.
Establish deployment requirements
Evaluate private and disconnected environments with prospective customers. Classified handling, live device connections and safety certification are not current capabilities.