Built for an autonomous future

The context layer for engineering intelligence.

Your requirements, designs, code, tests, telemetry, and decisions already exist. They just don't talk to each other. Luvian connects them into one continuously evolving knowledge graph, so AI reasoning, traceability, and engineering automation can finally be trusted.

Connect
Normalize
Reason

Enterprise AI keeps failing. The model isn't the reason.

Your AI already has access to the data it needs. The problem is the data itself: disconnected, conflicting, stale, permission-fragmented, and semantically weak. That isn't a model problem. It's a context problem.

Fragmented Context

Requirements live in one tool, decisions in chat, code in another, tests in a third, telemetry in a data lake. None of it speaks the same language.

No System Semantics

LLMs see strings of text. They don't see joints, sensors, control loops, interfaces, or safety constraints. Without typed engineering meaning, reasoning hallucinates.

No Persistent Memory

When an engineer leaves, the rationale walks out with them. The same decisions get re-litigated. Tribal knowledge quietly evaporates from one release to the next.

Luvian fixes the layer underneath the AI. The engineering context itself.

"The moat in enterprise AI isn't the model. It's the context."

You already own the data your AI needs. Luvian is the infrastructure that normalizes it, connects it, versions it, governs it, and gives it engineering meaning. The result is an operational knowledge graph that grows with your organization. Your AI finally has something true to reason over.

A four-layer stack for engineering intelligence.

Each layer builds on the one below it. Together they form a context layer your AI can actually use.

1

Context Acquisition

Connectors into every system where your engineering knowledge already lives.

Issue trackers · Requirements platforms · System modelers · Source control · CI/CD · PLM · Test management · Simulation outputs · Telemetry · Standards & documents · Unstructured comms

2

Semantic Normalization

A canonical engineering ontology with stable identity, lineage, ownership, and temporal state.

Requirement · Capability · Function · Interface · Signal · Component · Joint / Actuator · Sensor · Control Loop · Safety Constraint · Hazard · Failure Mode · Scenario · Test Case · Variant · Release

3

Context Orchestration

Beyond RAG. Permission-aware retrieval, graph traversal, temporal reasoning, contradiction detection, and confidence scoring.

Relevance ranking · Traceability inference · Provenance · Domain-aware embeddings · Conflict surfacing

4

AI Reasoning

Copilots, reviewers, and domain agents that earn trust because the substrate underneath them does.

Impact analysis · Safety review · Architecture suggestion · Test synthesis · Compliance scoring · Regression investigation

Ask the questions that actually matter.

One question that would normally cost three years of tribal knowledge. Answered by reasoning across the graph.

A user asks

"Why did our pick-and-place positional accuracy regress after Firmware 4.7?"

Luvian autonomously connects

Motion-planner commits
Joint encoder calibration drift
End-effector wear telemetry
Vision-system threshold changes
Force/torque sensor firmware
Safety-zone & E-stop updates
Jira defects & ECRs
Simulation regressions
Open verification tests

That isn't retrieval. That's contextual systems reasoning over a live engineering graph, across firmware, mechanical, perception, and safety domains in a single answer.

What we build, and why each piece matters.

Every capability we ship ladders into one of these.

Persistent Organizational Memory

Decisions, rationale, and trade-offs become machine-readable and continuously evolving. People leave; the memory stays.

The Semantic Engineering Graph

A typed, versioned, permission-aware graph of every artifact, link, and decision across your product lifecycle.

AI-Native Automation

Anomaly prediction, risk scoring, requirement quality, coverage gaps, compliance readiness. All trained on your operational graph, not generic data.

Shipping today. Building the rest of the stack.

We started with the structured-artifact layer: a SysML v2-native modeler. It's the seed of the broader knowledge graph. A typed, collaborative, AI-assisted source of truth for system architecture, and the foundation the rest of the platform federates around.

Available Now

SysML v2 Structured Artifact Layer

Drag-and-drop blocks, ports, interfaces, and connections with full SysML v2 compliance. Every element feeds the graph as a typed semantic entity.

Real-time Collaborative Modeling

Multi-user editing on the shared semantic model, with presence, awareness, and operation-level undo.

AI-assisted Block & Requirement Editing

Intelligent suggestions for properties, ports, traceability links, and requirement quality, all grounded in your graph.

Open Export

SysML v2 JSON, ReqIF, and ontology-aware exports. Your data, your format, no lock-in.

Coming Soon

Engineering Connectors

Issue trackers, requirements platforms, system modelers, source control, CI/CD, PLM, test management, simulation, and telemetry, all pulled into one canonical graph.

Engineering Ontology

Canonical types with stable identity, lineage, temporal state, and ownership across every artifact.

Context Orchestration Layer

Permission-aware retrieval, graph reasoning, contradiction detection, and confidence scoring beyond traditional RAG.

Domain Reasoning Agents

Safety review, requirement quality, impact analysis, test synthesis, and compliance agents grounded in your engineering context.

Governance & Trust

Provenance, confidence scoring, audit trail, and contradiction surfacing. So AI output is reviewable, not just persuasive.

Built for the people building robots.

Industrial robotics, mobile robotics, cobots, drones, warehouse automation, and the wider mechatronics stack. Anywhere firmware, mechanical, perception, control, and safety have to integrate cleanly. And anywhere AI without trustworthy context is dangerous.

Industrial Robotics

Mobile Robotics

Cobots

Drones

Warehouse Automation

Mechatronics

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Early adopters help shape the connectors, ontology, and reasoning agents we build first. Limited access through 2026.

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