Safe Nuclear Intelligence
Nuclear Technology & Radiation Safety
"SAFETY FIRST, THEN INTELLIGENCE"
Rooted in our founder’s training in Nuclear Technology and Radiation Safety, this research area investigates how artificial intelligence could be integrated safely into nuclear facilities and radiation protection. For dose monitoring, sensor anomaly detection and emergency decision support, we study approaches built around the ALARA principle and national and international regulatory frameworks: the goal is that every recommendation carries a traceable rationale and the final decision always rests with a qualified expert.
- Radiation Monitoring
- Dose Analytics (ALARA)
- Anomaly Detection
- Human-in-the-Loop AI
Autonomous Mobility Intelligence
Falcon
"ONE PILOT, EVERY MACHINE"
We research how the perception, decision and control processes of autonomous systems, from unmanned aerial vehicles to driverless cars, could be unified in a single intelligence layer. We study the possibilities and limits of a shared agent architecture for environments where latency and precision are critical.
- UAV Autonomy
- Driverless Systems
- Perception-Decision-Control
- Mission-Critical AI
Clinical Decision Support
DOC
"EVERY PATIENT, FULL ATTENTION"
A research area on clinical decision support. We study how an agent could synthesize patient histories, laboratory findings and imaging into decision support for physicians. The goal is not to replace the physician but to reduce their cognitive load; the final decision always rests with the physician.
- Clinical Reasoning
- Diagnostic Synthesis
- Physician-Supervised AI
- Continuous Care
Autonomous Educational Intelligence
Project Lumina
"A CURRICULUM OF ONE"
Research on a teaching agent that adapts to each student's domain, pace and reasoning pattern. In Project Lumina we study how instruction calibrated to the individual, not the average, could work alongside existing school infrastructure.
- Adaptive Learning
- Curriculum Personalization
- School Integration
- Individual Pace
Diffusion Language Model Research
Project Talia
"BEYOND THE NEXT TOKEN"
Our research program on diffusion-based language models. We study what a diffusion approach, which generates and refines text holistically instead of autoregressive next-token decoding, could offer in coherence, controllability and reasoning. Over the long term we are exploring the possibilities of a language model that Talonaris agents could run on.
- Diffusion LLM
- Parallel Generation
- Literature & Experiments
- Research Stage