Nine divisions.

ATLAS is the division that builds software with agency. Not a chat window bolted onto a database — systems that hold a goal, decompose it, call real tools against real data, and know when to stop and ask. The engineering problem is not capability. It is restraint: an agent that can act must be bounded, observable and reversible, or it is a liability wearing a product's clothes. Every ATLAS system enforces that boundary at the authorisation layer rather than in a prompt, because a prompt is a suggestion and a policy is not.

• Multi-Agent
• LLM Orchestration
• Tool-Use
• Voice

• STARKBOT
• CALL'O'BOT
• HUMANOBOTS
• NOVA QUANTUM

VANTA takes the position that a scan you can only look at is a photograph with extra steps. The output has to be measurable: distances that mean something, surfaces you can query, geometry other systems can route through and project onto. The capture hardware is the sensor already in your pocket; the difficulty lives downstream, in reconstruction, in tolerance, and in the metadata you have exactly one chance to record. A model that survives being asked hard questions is the whole deliverable.

• LiDAR
• Photogrammetry
• Digital Twin
• On-Device

• OCTAVIRE
• SCANPROBE
• STARKSCAN

Allocation looks simple until you write down the constraints. A vehicle has a location, a driver has hours, a customer has a window, a price has a legal floor, and every one of those moves while you are solving. CONCORD builds the engines that hold all of it at once and produce an answer fast enough to still be true when it lands. The measure of the work is not elegance — it is whether the dispatcher stops overriding it.

• Real-Time Dispatch
• Constraint Solving
• Graph Matching

• AEGEAN OPS

A position is a weak signal. GNSS drifts, gets shadowed, gets jammed; a raw fix is a claim, not a fact. MERIDIAN fuses many weak signals into one strong answer, then does something useful with it: geofences that fire when they should, routes computed against the road as it is rather than as the map remembers it, and movement histories accurate enough to settle an argument about what actually happened.

• GNSS
• Sensor Fusion
• Fleet Telemetry
• Geofencing

• CAPTURE SCREENS

Consumer generative tools are graded on delight. PRISM builds for people whose work is graded by a client who is paying, and who will notice a dropped frame, a wrong colour and a stroke that lagged. That changes the engineering entirely: colour has to be managed end to end, the canvas has to hold sixty frames a second under load, and the library has to survive the session. Generation is the easy half.

• Diffusion
• Metal
• Colour Pipeline
• Projection

• VENOMPRO
• VENOMCANVAS

AEGIS is the least visible division and the one everything else stands on. Authorisation is enforced at the row, not in the interface, on the principle that a front end is a convenience and a policy is a guarantee. Devices are approved rather than trusted. Improbable travel locks a session. Every consequential action is written to an append-only trail. The programme that audits it adversarially is IRONCLAD, and it publishes what it finds — including the findings that were our fault.

• Row-Level Security
• MFA
• Device Trust
• Audit Trail

• STARK-GATE

Most technology does not fail at the interesting part. It fails at deployment, at the migration nobody wrote down, at the console the operator actually spends the day in. FORGE is the division that takes the interesting part seriously enough to build the boring machinery around it: pipelines, migrations, admin surfaces, backups, and the discipline to delete a control that looks functional and persists nothing.

• Secure-by-Default
• CI / CD
• Systems Integration
• Migrations

Clinical work raises the cost of every shortcut. CHIRON brings the capture and coordination stack into settings where the data is the most sensitive a person has, the regulatory surface is real, and an unexplained recommendation is worthless. So the constraints come first: sovereignty over where data lives, an audit trail over what was suggested and why, and a deliberate decision about regulatory scope taken before the build rather than discovered during it.

• Clinical
• Longitudinal
• Sovereign Data
• Regulated

• ZOE
• DERMON

The open floor is solved. The doorway is not. ROBOTRONIX exists because the hard hundred metres of robotics — the loading bay, the threshold, the GPS shadow, the thing left where it should not be — is where most autonomy quietly stops working and where all the value is. The division runs humanoid and quadrupedal platforms and builds the control stack underneath them: state estimation, SLAM and guidance engineered for the messy final stretch, inferring at the edge because the cloud is not there when it matters.

• Humanoid
• Quadruped
• SLAM
• Edge Inference

• KOUROS
• MOLOSSUS
• HELM