We are a research, engineering, and design company. We build sensing hardware, compute infrastructure, and machine-learning tools — then publish the methods so the people using them can verify what they do.
Firmware and DSP on constrained hardware, real-time WebGL rendering, distributed compute scheduling, and the unglamorous plumbing between them. We build the whole path — sensor, pipeline, model, interface — rather than a layer of it.
Interfaces for dense, live, uncertain data — spectrum, telemetry, model output. The hard part is not making it look good; it is making a thousand changing values readable at a glance, and honest about what the system does not know.
We read the papers, reproduce the results, and publish what we find — including the parts that did not work. Open-sourcing the method is how a claim about sensing or security becomes something you can actually check.
Passive RF sensing that maps the electromagnetic activity around a home, detects through-wall surveillance and drone activity — and makes the space harder to observe from outside.
ExploreCompute infrastructure — GPU and server hardware sourcing, with an exchange model rather than a reseller markup.
VisitOne agent that researches, sources data, spawns GPUs, trains, evaluates, refines, and ships a model — from a single sentence.
VisitOpen research and engineering platform — free tools, open hardware designs, developer utilities, and technical documentation.
VisitAdaptive learning built for neurodivergent minds — pacing and presentation that adjust to how a person actually learns.
VisitKeyword research, content optimization, rank tracking, and site audits in one platform for teams that ship.
VisitVoice AI assistant work — speech interfaces that hold a conversation instead of parsing a command.
VisitGenerative visual work where frequency becomes form — the creative research arm of the studio.
VisitWiFi-through-wall sensing is a published standard and a shipping product line. Carriers now detect motion in millions of homes using the router already in them. Every vendor in that market sells the ability to sense — and calls it privacy because there is no camera.
We are building the other side: a platform that shows you your own RF field, tells you when something is reading it, and gives you the means to become harder to read. It is the flagship of Robots FM Inc, and everything else we run — compute, training, open research — feeds it.
Explore the RF PlatformSensor firmware through to the pixel. When one team holds the signal path and the interface, the hard problems stop falling between vendors.
Security and sensing claims are worthless if nobody can inspect them. We publish the algorithms and let people check our work.
The same sensing that defense contractors sell to agencies can be built for the people being sensed. That inversion is the point.
RF hardware, compute markets, model training, learning tools, and creative work — shipped by one team that shares a stack and a standard.
Whether you want to follow what we are building, work with us on something hard, or just tell us we are wrong about the RF market — leave an address and we will reply.