Bounded experiments
Define audience, environment, tools, memory and stop conditions before the test begins.

Test conversational behavior, monetization, incentives and real user reactions before scaling a voice-driven AI product.
Voice products fail in the distance between a scripted demo and an unscripted user. People interrupt, ask for exceptions, misunderstand boundaries and reveal edge cases that no static test set predicts.
IronHeart.AI can operate as a controlled sandbox for evaluating dialogue behavior, emotional dynamics, payments, incentives and tool use. Teams preserve transcripts, outcomes and runtime events while keeping the experiment bounded by product policy.
The goal is not to maximize novelty. It is to learn which interactions are useful, where users lose trust and which behaviors must be governed before a larger deployment.
A configurable cognitive runtime—not a one-size-fits-all robot personality. Partners purchase managed Cloud API access or scope edge, offline, private-cloud and OEM production licensing with integration support.
Define audience, environment, tools, memory and stop conditions before the test begins.
Capture interaction events, failures, recoveries and outcomes rather than judging only final answers.
Turn validated behaviors into versioned configuration for cloud, edge or private deployment.
A useful embodied system cannot treat voice, memory and action as unrelated calls. IronHeart coordinates the modules around the live person, environment, role and task.
Each module can be configured per robot or product while published versions preserve a reproducible operational state.
Choose a narrow behavior, audience and measurable operational outcome.
Configure event logs, memory scope, safety rules and human escalation.
Run with real users and review breakdowns, not only successful conversations.
Publish a governed version or roll back without losing the experiment history.
Primary buyer: Product, research and innovation teams validating a robot, AI companion, voice agent or conversational business model.
What to measure: Track completion, recovery, policy compliance, user comprehension, escalation quality and healthy return behavior.
Required controls: Versioned prompts, test identities, memory retention, action allowlists, rate limits and audit events.
Prototype and launch with managed realtime runtime services and the published API plans.
Review pricing →Scope interaction-critical components for supported device or nearby edge hardware.
Discuss edge deployment →Run inside customer-controlled infrastructure with an enterprise integration agreement.
Request enterprise scope →| Foundation model for | Social interaction across perception, voice, memory, personality, gaze and actions. |
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| Partner retains | Hardware, customer experience, business rules, data policy, safety authority and go-to-market. |
| IronHeart provides | Runtime configuration, cognitive modules, adapter contract, versioned publication and deployment support. |
| Commercial path | Cloud API subscription for evaluation; custom scope for edge, offline, private cloud and OEM production. |
No. It is an implementation approach using IronHeart runtime controls and observability.
Draft and published configurations can remain separate, allowing tests to fail safely.
Yes. Versioned personality, voice and memory policies can be evaluated against the same scenario.
Tell us about the embodiment, use case and deployment constraints. We will map the fastest evaluation path.