Federated Industrial
Systems research.
Software engineering.
Federated Industrial is an independent software research and engineering organisation. Our principal work is AOTX-1, a local inference operating system designed in CUDA.
The laboratory is the public home of that work: technical descriptions, source repositories and tools for computation, coordination and inspection.
AOTX-1
Ahead-Of-Time eXecutive brings model execution, agents, memory and communication into a continuing local environment. Active state belongs to the GPU; interfaces and persistence have defined responsibilities around it.
The dedicated AOTX site explains the architecture, the CCIR runtime container and the development programme. It is the main technical account of the system.
Areas of work
Local inference
AOTX treats inference as part of an operating environment: execution, resource admission, memory and access are considered together. The operator controls where the system runs and how it is used.
State and continuity
Retained sources, recorded changes and recoverable state connect one operation to the next. CCIR gives a saved AOTX runtime a complete form for storage and transfer.
Tools and libraries
The public catalogue includes bytepair for tokenization, agentbus for agent coordination, and KFL for computational programs, alongside scientific and file-inspection tools.
Methods and evidence
Source code, tests and technical documentation make an implementation open to examination. The repositories provide the details needed to assess a tool for a particular use.