UNDERSTAND
Know what exists
Turn geometry and engineering data into structured, traceable physical knowledge.
Our research asks how measurable engineering evidence can become useful intelligence for both AI systems and the people working beside them.
Reality
grounded facts
Geometry
measured evidence
People
expanded capability
Systems
connected work
RESEARCH CORE
Engineering
Intelligence
grounded
measured
empowered
connected
OUR RESEARCH THESIS
A model can explain what a beam, weld, hole, tolerance, or assembly is. Engineering intelligence must go further: identify the actual entities, locate them, measure them, represent their relationships, and distinguish observed evidence from inference.
The same knowledge should also help people work better. We want systems that can teach concepts in context, guide real engineering tasks, validate work, and reduce repetitive process steps without hiding why a conclusion was reached.
UNDERSTAND
Turn geometry and engineering data into structured, traceable physical knowledge.
EMPOWER
Teach, explain, validate, and automate inside the workflow while preserving human authority.
CONNECT
Link CAD, project, manufacturing, and business systems through deliberate integrations.
ACTIVE RESEARCH PROGRAMS
Our research moves from physical representation to human capability and the systems required to apply that intelligence in real engineering work.
How can AI move from describing engineered objects to understanding what physically exists?
We study representations that give AI a grounded view of engineered objects, spatial relationships, assemblies, features, and measurable physical facts.
CURRENT FOCUS
How should geometry become structured, queryable knowledge instead of an opaque visual signal?
We develop deterministic methods for turning CAD and engineering geometry into entities, features, frames, measurements, and relationships with traceable evidence.
CURRENT FOCUS
How can AI increase human capability instead of simply trying to remove people from the workflow?
We explore systems that teach concepts in context, explain engineering evidence, guide decisions, validate work, and automate repetitive steps while keeping people responsible for consequential decisions.
CURRENT FOCUS
How can engineering intelligence move reliably between the software systems where real work happens?
We study practical integration patterns across CAD, project systems, manufacturing data, and business workflows so useful intelligence is not trapped inside one application.
CURRENT FOCUS
GeometryLab is Stratic Systems' internal, research-grade program for building and testing capabilities in CADSync and other systems. It studies engineered geometry, features, measurements, and relationships while preserving the evidence behind each result.
The goal is to give our engineering tools a more reliable basis for review and explanation. GeometryLab is not a public product; methods and recognition coverage are still being qualified.
STRUCTURED ENGINEERING EVIDENCE
geometry / relationship / source
MEASURE
explicit
RELATE
structured
EXPLAIN
traceable
RESEARCH PRINCIPLES
The objective is not automation for its own sake. It is engineering work that becomes more understandable, more teachable, more connected, and more reliable.
Measure and structure what can be established directly before asking a model to infer what remains uncertain.
Results should preserve source geometry, transforms, relationships, assumptions, and confidence so they can be inspected.
Engineering software should help users understand why a result matters, not merely automate the next click.
Consequential engineering decisions require visible evidence, review, and clearly defined responsibility.
Integrations should move the minimum necessary information across well-defined system boundaries with traceable intent.
PUBLISHED RESEARCH
These papers document the working research behind Stratic Systems: deterministic evidence beneath AI reasoning, explicit provenance, human authority, and useful engineering capability.
PHYSICAL INTELLIGENCE
A Stratic Systems research perspective on the representations AI needs to move from fluent descriptions of engineered objects to traceable understanding of physical systems.
DETERMINISTIC GEOMETRY
Why industrial AI systems benefit from separating measurable geometric facts from probabilistic interpretation and language-model reasoning.
KNOWLEDGE PRESERVATION
A practical framework for preserving engineering knowledge that lives in people, geometry, drawings, decisions, and manufacturing practice before organizations are forced to rediscover it.
CAD INTELLIGENCE
A research architecture for turning CAD from a passive file opened by one application into a structured, traceable source of engineering knowledge that software and AI systems can query.
ENGINEERING REASONING
Why industrial AI systems need evidence separation, explicit uncertainty, human authority, deterministic tools, security, and evaluation around the language model itself.
PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
A Stratic Systems research proposal for using STX as a portable engineering context package between CAD-derived physical knowledge and field vision systems.
PUBLIC RESEARCH · PROTECTED ENGINEERING
Stratic Systems can publish research questions, high-level methods, selected findings, and demonstrations without exposing customer information or proprietary engineering assets.
PUBLIC
Research direction
High-level architecture
Selected validated results
Responsible demonstrations
PROTECTED
Customer and partner data
Private engineering assets
Proprietary datasets
Production implementation details
THE DIRECTION
That requires measurable geometry, engineering knowledge, human-centered assistance, and reliable connections between the systems where engineering work happens.