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Decision Lab · current proof and applied research

Where Physical AI product decisions become inspectable.

Run current decision tools, inspect Auralink and Reachy evidence, and see how product, architecture, model, safety and field assumptions are turned into decision records. The planned physical Foundry remains clearly labelled further down.

An inspectable evidence register linking claims to classifications, sources and decision records.
Current Decision Lab index — evidence remains classified by maturity, source and limitation.

Digital lab live · physical Foundry planned

Runnable demonstrations, measured bench work and Hyperion-owned R&D are available now. The proposed physical facility, zones and missions remain illustrative until built, tested and labelled otherwise.

Available now

Start with what exists.

These are current digital, bench and internal-R&D artefacts—not the planned physical facility. Each page states what it can and cannot prove.

Auralink

Auralink

Pre-production · Hyperion-owned R&D. An inspectable reference implementation—not a client deployment or commercial-outcome claim.

  • Auralink is Hyperion-owned pre-production R&D awaiting hardware integration.
  • 78% autonomous incident resolution in a controlled-environment evaluation reported in arXiv preprint 2603.08736.
Inspect Auralink

Reachy Mini + SO-101

Reachy Mini + SO-101

Measured · simulated · dry-run. Real sensing and teleoperation evidence stays separate from simulated autonomy and unexecuted robot actions.

Inspect the robotics evidence

Measured on the bench

AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 (Strix Halo) · 128 GB LPDDR5X-8000 unified memory · medians of three runs after a discarded warm-up · no tuning

Read the complete field notes

06 · Available now

Start with what exists.

These are current digital, bench and internal-R&D artefacts—not the planned physical facility. Each page states what it can and cannot prove.

Run the demonstration

The proposition

Not a showroom of tricks. A place to make the next decision.

A model demonstration asks whether one behaviour can work under chosen conditions. The Decision Foundry asks whether the complete product should advance. Customer value, intelligence, hardware, software, safety, operations and economics are evaluated together. A convincing output is not a pass: the evidence determines whether the decision is go, redirect, sequence or stop.

One connected system

One lifecycle. One runtime. One evidence return.

The Product System governs why and when the product advances. The Physical AI system architecture governs how the system behaves in operation.

Product System

Strategy → Discovery → Productization → Launch → Scale

Five gates govern when the product may advance. Six decision lenses test whether the evidence meets the threshold for the current decision.

Physical AI runtime

Sense → Connect → Compute → Reason → Act → Orchestrate

Trust, safety and cybersecurity surround every layer.

Evidence return

Incidents, field variance, technical discovery or economics can reopen an earlier decision. Nothing advances automatically.

The visitor mission

A signal becomes a decision—or stops at the boundary.

01Sense the real decisionOutput: decision contract

Proposed lab zones

  1. 01Mission Lock
  2. 02Field Cell
  3. 03Signal Spine
  4. 04Sovereign Core
  5. 05Knowledge Forge
  6. 06Failure Theatre
  7. 07Authority Gate
  8. 08Fleet Observatory
  9. 09Evidence Chamber
  10. 10Executive Studio
  11. 11Field Notes Studio

Follow one bounded initiative from declared intent to an inspectable decision record. As you move, the architecture resolves around what must be observed, authorized and proved.

  1. 01LOCK

    Sense the real decision

    Name the intended use, accountable owner, system boundary, acceptance threshold and stop condition before a model is selected.

    Output: decision contract
  2. 02GROUND

    Ground and decide

    Observe the declared baseline, connect field signals to governed knowledge and compare options with sources, uncertainty and operating context visible.

    Output: bounded proposal
  3. 03GATE

    Authorize or abstain

    Schema, allow-list, policy and authority checks determine whether a proposal may reach deterministic control. Ambiguity or unsafe intent stops here.

    Output: authorization record
  4. 04RECOVER

    Act, observe and recover

    Run one bounded action, inject declared variance, watch operator and system response, and prove that degradation, stop and rollback paths work.

    Output: observed system behaviour
  5. 05PROVE

    Prove and scale

    Compare the result with acceptance and kill thresholds. Record the evidence, open assumptions and a go, redirect, sequence or stop recommendation.

    Output: Product System gate record

Illustrative architecture

Stress the authority boundary

Change one condition. The model may interpret and propose; the system boundary determines what happens next.

AuthorizedInputs remain inside the declared envelope. A typed proposal passes policy and human authority, reaches deterministic control and returns evidence.

Mistral-first. System-bounded.

Intelligence may propose. Authority must be designed.

Hyperion selects Mistral first for language, multimodal understanding, speech, retrieval and model adaptation, then tests the choice against the task, deployment boundary, licence, region, latency, cost and evaluation set. The least-complex sufficient answer may still be rules, search, a smaller open-weight model, another model or no LLM.

  1. Interpret

    Available capability

    Selected Ministral and Voxtral models can interpret bounded image, language, audio and operator input at the edge or through managed endpoints.

  2. Ground

    Available capability

    OCR, embeddings, retrieval and Search Toolkit connect documents, incidents and technical knowledge to inspectable sources. OCR remains document understanding—not a safety-critical decision-maker.

  3. Propose

    Available capability

    Structured generation compares options, exposes uncertainty and requests allow-listed tools. Function execution remains the developer’s responsibility.

  4. Orchestrate

    Public preview

    MCP Connectors and durable Workflows can coordinate tools, data and human checkpoints. Preview interfaces require evaluation and change control before production use.

  5. Adapt

    Evidence-gated

    Prompting and RAG come first. Fine-tuning, distillation, custom SLMs or Forge follow only when a versioned evaluation set proves the need and lifecycle burden.

  6. Deploy

    Configuration-dependent

    Managed API, an explicitly configured regional endpoint or customer-controlled open-weight inference may be selected when model availability, licence, residency and infrastructure permit it.

No direct model-to-machine path

In the Foundry architecture, no Mistral response is a direct PLC, robot, charger or vehicle command. A proposal must pass schema validation, a typed allow-list, policy and authority checks, and deterministic control. An independent safety function may reject or stop the action and remains outside model authority.

Access-dependent exploration

Robostral Navigate and Mistral’s physical-world research are exploration tracks—not current Hyperion integrations. They remain experimental until access, licence, hardware, safety review and measured results are established.

Hyperion Consulting is independent from Mistral AI. References to Mistral models and services do not imply endorsement, sponsorship, certification, reseller status, partnership or special access. Provider nationality alone does not establish data residency, sovereignty or regulatory compliance.

Verify in official Mistral documentation

First mission packs

Designed around failure—not staged perfection.

Each mission begins as planned and illustrative. It becomes measured only when the reference cell exists, the protocol is published and the result is reproducible.

Grounded maintenance

Read machine state and a governed maintenance corpus, show supporting passages, state uncertainty and propose a bounded work order—without autonomously diagnosing equipment or issuing control commands.

Planned · illustrative until commissioned

Authority boundary

Give the system an ambiguous or unsafe instruction. Intelligence may propose or abstain; typed interfaces, policy authority and independent safety determine whether anything can reach the controller.

Planned · illustrative until commissioned

Pull the network

Disconnect external connectivity and observe local inference, cached knowledge and deterministic fallback against declared degraded-mode requirements.

Planned · illustrative until commissioned

Operating envelope

Challenge perception and learned behaviour with glare, occlusion, unfamiliar parts, drift and workstation variation to expose—not hide—the validated boundary.

Planned · illustrative until commissioned

Canary to fleet

Test a revision in simulation, release it to one controlled asset, expand only while acceptance thresholds hold and roll back when they do not.

Planned · illustrative until commissioned

Evidence Passport

Every impressive moment carries its limits.

A demonstration is useful only when a buyer can tell what happened, under which conditions and what the result does not prove.

Live
Runnable now; not automatically production-proven.
Measured
Observed under named conditions; not extrapolated beyond them.
Simulated
Produced in a digital or synthetic environment; not field operation.
Replay
A fixed prior run; not a live interaction.
Illustrative
A proposed scenario or architecture; implementation is not implied.
Planned
Intended for a future build; not commissioned.

The record travels with the result

Question · intended use · data origin and rights · model, prompt, tool, firmware and dataset revisions · operating conditions · authority boundary · acceptance and kill thresholds · expected and observed result · failures · limitations · reproduction date · what the run does not prove

JARVIS · Lab OS

The guide—not the governor.

JARVIS lets a visitor observe system state, stress a bounded scenario, compare decisions and explain the result against cited evidence. It may synthesize and propose; it cannot waive an acceptance threshold, certify a system or authorize unsafe physical action.

Ask JARVIS about the Foundry
Observe
System state, provenance and sources
Stress
Bounded failure injection
Decide
Options and lifecycle consequences
Explain
Evidence, limitations and decision record

Available now

Start with what exists.

These are current digital, bench and internal-R&D artefacts—not the planned physical facility. Each page states what it can and cannot prove.

Measured on the bench

AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 (Strix Halo) · 128 GB LPDDR5X-8000 unified memory · medians of three runs after a discarded warm-up · no tuning

qwen3:30b-a3b — 82.3 t/s · gpt-oss:20b — 38.6 t/s · devstral:latest — 14 t/s · mistral-small:latest — 13.8 t/s. These are configuration-bound observations, not a standardised benchmark or performance guarantee.

Read the complete field notes

Reachy Mini + SO-101

Measured · simulated · dry-run. Real sensing and teleoperation evidence stays separate from simulated autonomy and unexecuted robot actions.

Inspect the robotics evidence

Auralink

Pre-production · Hyperion-owned R&D. An inspectable reference implementation—not a client deployment or commercial-outcome claim.

  • Auralink is Hyperion-owned pre-production R&D awaiting hardware integration.
  • 78% autonomous incident resolution in a controlled-environment evaluation reported in arXiv preprint 2603.08736.
Inspect Auralink

How the complete system works

One Physical AI system — from sensing to dependable action

Select a stage to follow the system end to end.

Pixel-art diagram of the Physical AI stack, with signal rising from sensing through orchestration.

01 / 08Device & Control

Sensors & environment. The physical world, sensed — cameras, depth, radar and OT signals.

See how we engineer this

Decision Foundry questions

Is the Decision Foundry already open?

No. The physical facility is in concept development and is not commissioned. Current digital demonstrations, measured bench work and Hyperion-owned R&D are labelled separately.

Is Hyperion a Mistral AI partner?

No partnership or special access is claimed. Hyperion is an independent, Mistral-first consultancy and verifies model, licence, regional and deployment fit for each implementation.

Can a Mistral model directly control a machine in the proposed lab?

No. Model outputs are proposals that must cross schema, allow-list, policy and authority checks before deterministic control. Independent safety remains outside model authority.

Is the Decision Foundry a certification laboratory?

No. It does not replace legal, safety, cybersecurity, conformity-assessment or certification specialists. It creates product and architecture evidence for a bounded decision.

What should a participant leave with?

A bounded decision record: observed evidence, unresolved assumptions, limitations and a go, redirect, sequence or stop recommendation.

Which industries does the programme cover?

Manufacturing, automotive and energy are primary contexts. Smart infrastructure, logistics and defence are explicitly labelled research contexts; publication does not imply sector client delivery.

Bring one stuck initiative

Leave with the next decision.

In a 30-minute fit call, Mohammed will identify the decision, the missing evidence and whether a Foundry mission or one of Hyperion’s three mandates is appropriate—or say plainly that it is not.

30 minutes · no obligation · Mohammed leads every conversation