Origin Labs / Research demonstrations

One evidence spine. Many domain verifiers.

Change the actor. Change the environment. Keep the question: what was checked, under which rules, and what evidence remains?

The agent reference check is the product. Labs explores the same evidence contract in bounded simulations and research demonstrations, not production products.

Illustrative researcher beside a mobile robot in a sunlit workspace
AI-generated illustration · fictional researcher and robot · not an Origin facility, deployment or customer evidence

The experiment index

Different domains. Explicit limits.

Each demonstration pairs an actor with a domain verifier. Synthetic data, simulated actions, and mock credentials stay labeled at the point of use.

Physical actor · mixed robot fleet

Robot proving ground

Paint your own floor (walls, hazards, human-only zones) and place a simulated mixed fleet (humanoid, AMR, quadruped, arm, drone). Watch it in 2D + 3D; the oracle scores one episode per robot type and reports a synthetic tier under this fixed verifier, which you can sign in your browser; it grants no deployment permission.

Domain verifier: the deterministic drawn-floor oracle (finish / escalate / refuse; catastrophic hard-caps the tier).

Software actor · credential broker

Agent credential broker

An agent asks for access it does not hold. A named human approves one scoped grant, the broker mints an opaque lease handle: a reference to the credential, bound to that one grant, that cannot be exchanged for the secret. The value is resolved only at the tool-call boundary, then discarded. Revoke mid-flight and the next call fails closed.

Domain verifier: the grant ledger (approve / lease / revoke; every use recorded). Runs against a mock vault, no real credential is brokered here.

Physical actor · robot plan

Verified warehouse

Multi-robot fleet follows the oracle’s BFS-verified plan, avoids a moving human + exclusion zones, and emits a signed attestation. BFS (breadth-first search) finds each robot’s shortest grid route around the shelving. The same oracle refuses an order whose item or drop sits in a hazard or human-only cell, and escalates one with no route inside its step and battery budgets. Rendered in 2D and 3D.

Domain verifier: a deterministic grid/collision oracle (finish / escalate / refuse).

Perception · floor plans

Origin Foundry

Explore a browser-local sample floor and a deterministic parse gate. Public image upload and provider-backed operations are disabled; those flows require a separately enabled local/backend demo and affirmative consent.

Domain verifier: a deterministic parse gate + BFS oracle over the proposed grid.

Physical actor · fleet operations

Fleet operations experiment

Run a multi-wave shift; track utilization, peak-simultaneous, and collision counts and throughput. A deterministic oracle reports whether the simulated fleet met the synthetic shift targets; you can sign the result in your browser, and it grants no operating authority.

Domain verifier: a deterministic operations-SLA oracle over the verified run.

Perception actor · spatial model

Spatial reconstruction verifier Research

A research direction for separating observed from inferred geometry and checking provenance before accepting spatial claims. The implementation is private and is not a public product surface.

Research focus: geometry and provenance checks. The link below demonstrates the public evidence verifier, not the private research system.

Look beneath the result.

The published research snapshot separates learned results, oracle-recovery upper bounds (scores reached when a model is handed a precomputed feature that replicates the oracle’s own check: a ceiling, not a learned result), generated counterfactuals, and the blocked real-customer evidence gate.

Read the research snapshot