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Foundation
Ecosystem, compute, runtime, and model-building foundations, with GEX for hands-on GPU execution.
AI Learning System
Explore how AI systems work through research, applications, and hands-on experiments. Follow five connected layers from compute and models to agents, deployment, and physical AI. Connect ideas, test what you learn, and use it to build your next project.
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Ecosystem, compute, runtime, and model-building foundations, with GEX for hands-on GPU execution.
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Harness and context layers that turn model capability into an operating system.
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Security and evaluation contracts for bounded, reviewable behavior.
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Local and cloud decisions grounded in workload, control, and cost.
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World models and swarm research meet WML and ANT / BEE experiments, PDT pump twins, and HEX humanoid exploration.
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AI Learning System · connected paths
Each application explores a different part of building AI. The diagram connects them into a learning loop: understand compute and models, build agent systems, and test how they behave. Compare local and cloud deployment, then explore world models, swarm intelligence, and colony experiments. These paths inform digital twins and the longer-term goal of open humanoid engineering. Each experiment brings new questions and lessons back to the starting point.
From research to hands-on learning
Follow each research application into its companion learning experience. These links describe learning relationships; each application runs independently.
GPU → GEXLive
Trace GPU anatomy, kernel launches, warp masks, memory access, and matrix tiles through six interactive lessons. Results come from an educational execution model, not profiler measurements.
Research · GPU ↗ opens in a new tab Explore · GEX ↗ opens in a new tabWFM → WMLLive
Explore observation, belief, prediction, planning, and counterfactual branches in WFM’s experiment laboratory. Compare three hand-coded predictors against a simulated world; these are not trained foundation models.
Research · WFM ↗ opens in a new tab Explore · WML ↗ opens in a new tabITL → PDTLive
Inspect a centrifugal pump, its components, and condition scenarios as an Industrial Twin Lab teaching exhibit. Geometry is simplified and all condition signals are synthetic.
Research · ITL ↗ opens in a new tab Explore · PDT ↗ opens in a new tabENG → HEXLive
Explore humanoid structure, joints, actuation, sensors, and power/data paths through ENG’s interactive 3D learning object. Movements are kinematic teaching aids, with no asserted dynamics or hardware performance.
Research · ENG ↗ opens in a new tab Explore · HEX ↗ opens in a new tab