About Us
We are building a frontier AI lab — a place where research and engineering meet to create systems that push the boundaries of what artificial intelligence can do for humanity. Our mission is simple but ambitious: to develop advanced multimodal AI that empowers researchers, engineers, and creators to solve the world’s hardest problems.
Our Vision
AI has the potential to be more than a tool — it can be a partner. We believe that properly designed AI systems should not only generate, but reason, remember, and collaborate across domains. That’s why our work focuses on building models that integrate knowledge across images, text, sound, medical data, engineering simulations, and more, with a long-term goal of making AI systems that are aligned, helpful, and deeply insightful.
Why We Exist
This lab was founded by siblings who share a vision: to use AI as a force for good. We want to accelerate progress in medicine, engineering, and the sciences — from diagnosing disease and designing therapies to creating new engineering solutions in minutes, not months. We believe AI can be a powerful ally in human progress when it is built with care, transparency, and purpose.
Looking Ahead
Today, we’re training models that unify multiple modalities and form graph-based memories of the world. Tomorrow, we aim to explore the fundamental questions of emergence, learning, and — one day — consciousness in AI systems. These are bold goals, but every step we take builds toward that future.
This is just the beginning. If you share our curiosity, our urgency, and our hope for what AI can become, we’d love to collaborate.
Founders
Frank Saville P.Eng. PhD
AI researcher and engineer specializing in self‑supervised learning, multimodal modeling, and high‑performance computing, with a focus on applying AI to solve complex problems in medicine and engineering. With a background in mechanical engineering, Frank brings a unique perspective to AI research, integrating expertise in mechanical design, computational fluid dynamics, finite element modeling, and control theory. This cross‑disciplinary approach drives his vision for building AI systems that don’t just process information but actively assist in complex engineering and scientific pursuits.
Christine Thomson BSc
Christine is a self‑taught graphic designer with a formal background in science and a passion for art, aesthetics, and user experience. She brings a rare ability to combine analytical thinking with visual creativity, ensuring that every project we build not only works well but feels right. Christine’s expertise spans interface design, user experience, and creative direction. She has a proven track record of transforming complex ideas into clean, intuitive, and visually stunning products — as seen in the app she co‑developed, which set a high bar for usability and design excellence.