Research programs

Questions before claims.

Our initial programs are deliberately practical: they connect model design to evaluation, deployment and the realities of multilingual users — the deep-tech work behind our blueprint for small language model design.

01
Exploring

Collective Model Intelligence

Can multiple compact models coordinate, specialize and verify one another?

A foundation for studying cooperation between models with distinct capabilities.

Expected outputs: open methods, reproducible experiments and future publications where the evidence supports them.

02
In development

Efficient Model Formation

How can distillation, pruning, quantization and parameter-efficient learning produce capable smaller models?

Lower-cost training and inference without treating size as the only measure of quality.

Expected outputs: open methods, reproducible experiments and future publications where the evidence supports them.

03
Exploring

Multilingual Model Systems

How can compact models work across Indian languages and code-mixed communication?

Language systems designed with low-resource realities and careful evaluation in mind.

Expected outputs: open methods, reproducible experiments and future publications where the evidence supports them.

04
Planned

Model Routing and Collaboration

Which model should act, when, and how should outputs be merged or checked?

Routing and verification protocols for dependable collaboration.

Expected outputs: open methods, reproducible experiments and future publications where the evidence supports them.

05
Planned

Evaluation of Model Collectives

When does a group of small models outperform one model on accuracy, cost, latency and reliability?

Benchmarks that make the trade-offs visible.

Expected outputs: open methods, reproducible experiments and future publications where the evidence supports them.

06
Exploring

Edge and Local Intelligence

What useful systems can run on laptops, mobile devices and constrained hardware?

Deployment paths that bring capable models closer to their users and data.

Expected outputs: open methods, reproducible experiments and future publications where the evidence supports them.