PROPRIETARY R&D

invilab-led research and products

These are research themes and products led by invilab toward intellectual property and commercialization. They are presented separately from client co-development and contract work, and only within an appropriate disclosure scope.

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Aiferis

DECISION OS

From rough notes to a verifiable map and the next decision

Rough notes
Structure
Validate
Clarify
Research in progressPublic demo and waitlist open

A decision OS that reduces rework at the start of a project

Aiferis

Aiferis turns rough project notes into a map of goals, tasks, risks, and deliverables, then identifies missing assumptions and dependencies.

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RFR

TIME TO NEXT EXPERIMENT

Spend less time debugging. Spend more time validating value.

Connect
Detect
Reconstruct
Continue
Joint validation in progressPrototype / PoC applications open

Spend less time debugging. Spend more time validating value.

RFR

RFR connects device communication inside a robot, embedded Linux, LTE, and cloud evidence on a shared timeline to shorten the time it takes physical AI teams to return to their next valuable real-world experiment.

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60 GHz

PHYSICAL SENSING

Sense hard-to-see physical states without contact.

Transmit
Scan
Reconstruct
Validate
Research in progressJoint research and PoC inquiries welcome

Non-contact sensing with 60 GHz millimeter waves

60 GHz Physical Sensing

We are researching non-contact measurement of moisture distribution, material state, and micro-vibration by combining commercial 60 GHz FMCW radar, computational electromagnetics, mechanical scanning, and dynamic coded apertures.

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ENERGY HARVESTING TAG

ENERGY HARVESTING

Turn swimming and water flow into power for sensing.

Relative flow
Generate
Store
Validate
Research in progressJoint research and collaboration inquiries welcome

A fish-mounted sensing tag that harvests auxiliary power from swimming and water flow

Fish-mounted Energy Harvesting Tag

This research uses swimming and ambient water flow to drive a small turbine and provide auxiliary charging for batteries used in sensor measurement and data logging.

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These projects are under research and development. Their publication does not guarantee future commercial availability or implementation of every described capability.