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Algorithms that run where data lives. Federated learning, sovereign on-prem AI, integration between central servers and edge devices — research meets decentralized architectures here.
The laboratory publishes research — whitepapers, open source code, the Impact Report. That research has an applied counterpart in production: five capabilities that enter companies when a real problem needs to be taken on.
We're not an agency selling a catalog of services. We're a laboratory applying our own research where it's needed. The five entries that follow describe how the work enters companies — not brochure slogans, but the practices we move with.
The capabilities below cluster into three engineering frames. Each describes a way of intervening on real systems — not a sector, not a market. Specific offerings are linked from each theme.
Algorithms that run where data lives. Federated learning, sovereign on-prem AI, integration between central servers and edge devices — research meets decentralized architectures here.
Multiple models and multiple sources of knowledge coordinated with explicit policy and traceable audit. Agentic systems and reliable RAG live here — the work is designing who does what, and keeping track.
Senior AI engineering applied to systems that already exist. Audits, targeted architectural redesign, technical bandwidth for AI-native founders who can't yet hire full-time.
Audits, architectural redesign, stabilization of fragile AI codebases. For those who already have AI in production and see the cracks — prototypes that don't scale, runaway LLM costs, agents that run in demos and fall in production. We typically engage as senior bandwidth alongside the internal team: we read the code, identify what needs to be redone and what should be preserved, write a brief the team can carry forward after we step out. We don't rebuild everything; we redo only where the redesign pays off.
CTOs, Heads of Engineering, R&D directors at companies with decades of systems that work. Not looking for a showcase POC; looking for systems that enter production and stay.
Architectures where multiple models work together, each with a verifiable task, traceable audit, and explicit policy. No "single agent that does everything": orchestration of specialized agents, each with precise permissions, coordinated by readable rules. Our work spans the architectural design — which model handles what, where context lives, how handoffs flow — through to production with monitoring, rollback, and versioning of prompts and policies. The public proofs are Reasonance (visual multi-AI orchestration in an IDE) and VIBE Framework (engineering discipline for AI-generated code).
Organizations moving from single-LLM calls to distributed systems of coordinated intelligence, with compliance requirements or ambitions of scale.
Models that train on the data where the data lives, without centralizing it. Sovereign on-prem AI when needed, hybrid when it makes sense. The stack covers the federated architecture design, integration with existing storage systems, fine-tuning models on proprietary datasets, and — where governance requires it — multi-tenant node orchestration with centralized audit and distributed training. The public proof is Jouelry: over 3,500 jewelers profiled without centralizing transaction data from any retailer.
Companies in regulated sectors — finance, manufacturing, healthcare, public administration — where data cannot leave the corporate or national perimeter, and where centralization on cloud LLMs isn't an option.
Integration of LLMs with internal knowledge — technical documentation, procedures, decision history, contracts, manuals — so the system answers precisely on specific domains. Not a chat panel pasted onto a database: a system that understands, verifies, cites sources, and declares honestly when it doesn't know. Typical work: ingestion and chunking, vector database selection, hybrid retrieval (semantic + keyword + metadata), end-to-end evaluation with test datasets, hardening against hallucinations.
Companies with rich but under-used knowledge bases that want them queryable from the inside (operations, support, R&D) without AI inventing plausible but wrong answers.
Senior technical bandwidth — on multi-model orchestration, agentic engineering, federated learning, reliable RAG — for those building an AI-native product who need expertise the labor market struggles to supply. Not generalist consulting: direct engagement on specific problems, with architecture reviews, pair-engineering on critical paths, security audits, and the establishment of practices the team can inherit.
Founders and CTOs of early-stage AI-native startups who can't yet hire a full-time senior engineer with deep distributed-AI experience, and are looking for an Italian-European partner aligned with their technical and identity posture.
A conversation, not a pitch. Messages from the contact form we read directly. We respond within 3-5 days, assess whether the problem is ours, and — if there's a match — we propose a project setup. The methodological detail is in the Applied Lab.