Our software activities follow two paths. We develop new technologies, typically at risk, with
the goal of licensing them. We also build multi-tier business applications, which we approach
as professional services for hire. These systems are designed to last decades, not months.
Our home-grown technologies are primarily in the knowledge management and AI arenas, where we were active long before the current
explosion of AI. For example, we developed a
novel expert system called
KBXpert. Notably, KBXpert is built for
workgroups, not simply individual chat sessions,
and it uses an intuitive decision tree model for knowledge capture. It has been used by power and water utilities for
emergency management for over 20 years.
We are also working to introduce explainability to neural networks (which are notoriously "unexplainable" -- a major drawback in sensitive real-world applications).
The work shows promise, but will likely require outside investment capital to complete.