The long-term engine behind the products
Our Memorandum of Association charters us for research, prototyping, and commercialisation of emerging technologies. This page is honest about where that work stands today: active engineering research inside our production systems, growing toward published work.
What we're researching now
Every area below is grounded in a system we actually run — research that ships, not slideware.
Real-time media synchronization
Sub-second playback sync across distributed clients — clock drift correction, adaptive buffering, and WebRTC SFU architectures. Proving ground: SyncPlayer and the self-hosted LiveKit + TURN stack we operate.
Self-hosted & private AI
Running LLMs on owned infrastructure for data-sovereign deployments — model serving, quantization trade-offs, and same-origin assistant architectures that keep client data inside the perimeter.
Logistics automation
Document intelligence for freight — automated bill-of-lading extraction, workflow automation, and operational analytics. Proving ground: FreightSight running live forwarder operations.
Embedded & unmanned platforms
Exploratory work under our charter: control links, telemetry pipelines, and secure command systems for UAVs and robotics — pursued within DGCA and applicable regulatory frameworks.
Where this section is going
Engineering notes
Write-ups from production work — architectures, benchmarks, and lessons. First publications planned here.
Security research
Advisories and hardening guides from our VAPT and infrastructure practice.
Whitepapers
Deeper work on real-time sync and private AI once results mature.
Partnerships
University and ecosystem collaborations as the research programme grows.
Interested in collaborating?
If you're working on adjacent problems — real-time systems, private AI, logistics intelligence — we'd like to hear from you.