Shared spatial context
Coordinate this capability with live identity, interaction state and product policy instead of treating it as an isolated feature.
USE CASE / 14
Cognitive Runtime
built as infrastructure.
Coordinate voice, sensors, identity, memory and building actions across intelligent rooms, kiosks and connected environments.
THE OPERATING PROBLEM
From model output to dependable behavior.
A smart space contains multiple sensors, users and systems whose state changes continuously. Independent assistants create fragmented behavior and conflicting actions.
IronHeart can maintain a shared interaction layer that connects occupants, context and approved building workflows without replacing the underlying automation controls.
Teams can begin with a managed Cloud API pilot, move interaction-critical paths to the edge, or scope a private deployment. The partner owns the customer experience and operational policy; IronHeart supplies the cognitive runtime beneath it.
What IronHeart sells
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.
Multi-user interaction
Configure behavior per role and environment, then preserve it through versioned testing and publication.
Building-system actions
Connect the module to approved knowledge, memory and actions while retaining a clear human escalation path.
THE COMPLETE COGNITIVE LOOP
Six modules.
One interaction state.
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.
01Perception
02Realtime voice
03Persistent memory
04Personality
05Gaze
06Actions
Observe the environment
Capture the live user, environment and task context.
Resolve user and intent
Relate the current event to identity, memory and approved knowledge.
Apply space policy
Coordinate voice, personality, attention and policy.
Invoke approved systems
Complete the bounded outcome or transfer with context.
BUY & DEPLOY
Start with the integration path that fits the product.
Primary buyer: Smart-building platforms, hospitality operators, campuses and systems integrators.
What to measure: Evaluate end-to-end task completion, conversational recovery, policy compliance and the quality of human handoff for autonomous smart spaces.
Required controls: Identity, occupancy data, recording, access control and physical-system permissions should be minimized and auditable.
Cloud API
Prototype and launch with managed realtime runtime services and the published API plans.
Review pricing →Edge & Offline
Scope interaction-critical components for supported device or nearby edge hardware.
Discuss edge deployment →Private Cloud
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. |
|---|---|
| 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. |
FAQ
Questions before integration.
Is IronHeart.AI a complete autonomous smart spaces application?
It is cognitive runtime infrastructure. The partner owns the interface, hardware, business rules, customer relationship and go-to-market.
How can a team purchase it?
Start with a Cloud API plan for evaluation. Edge, offline, private-cloud and OEM production licensing are scoped through an integration workshop.
Can the runtime use our existing knowledge and systems?
Yes. Server-side adapters can connect approved knowledge, identity, workflow and hardware systems.
What should be validated before production?
Identity, occupancy data, recording, access control and physical-system permissions should be minimized and auditable.
BUILD WITH IRONHEART
What should your robot become?
Tell us about the embodiment, use case and deployment constraints. We will map the fastest evaluation path.