PhysarAI
(Fiz-AR-eye)
We invented PhysarAI, a goal-based AI that solves problems by executing a series of actions to meet objectives. Inspired by slime mold Physarum Polycephalum, it's complex and adaptive, using simple rules. This technology doesn't require large datasets for training, allowing it to adapt quickly and solve new problems.
Advanced Ambient Assistance
Your environment should look out for you. With the right AI, it can. Current AI struggles with complex, real-time situations. But our ambient assistive technology can help reduce hunger, boost productivity, and support elderly independence. Our goal is to make this technology available to everyone, everywhere.
Jerry Overton, CEO
Latest News
Progress on 8(a) Status
We’re making progress on our 8(a) Business Development Program status. This progress plays a key role in our plans to partner with government agencies and expand our reach. By advancing in the 8(a) program, we aim to grow our market presence and enhance our ability to deliver innovative AI solutions.
We've received positive feedback from the Small Business Administration (SBA) and have provided the necessary updates to move our application forward. This milestone marks an important step in our journey to drive growth and form strategic partnerships that will help us make a meaningful impact.
Patenting New AI
We're patenting new AI inventions that focus on adaptability, security, and user-friendliness. Our technology enables AI systems to adapt to complex tasks by breaking them down into manageable steps. This provides personalized support across various fields, enhancing the effectiveness of ambient assistance.
Our AI also prioritizes security by running directly on your device, keeping your data private. It can explain its actions, making interactions more transparent and trustworthy. Additionally, our approach to user interfaces lets AI adjust key features based on context and preferences, ensuring it's intuitive for everyone. These advancements make AI more practical and accessible for everyday use.
Piloting AI in Home Care
We're starting a new pilot project focused on using AI to improve home care for individuals with Motor Neuron Disease (MND). This project explores how technology can help people with severe disabilities live more independently and comfortably at home.
Our approach uses AI to create a supportive environment by integrating smart home devices and personal care tools. We believe this technology can improve daily living for those with MND and may have broader applications for others in need of enhanced home care. Here’s a closer look at what we’re working on and the potential impact it could have.