STRAI is a radical new class of AI model for embodied intelligence. It offers a new solution for navigating unsafe environments. These pose a central obstacle to embodied AI that existing technology has not yet solved. STRAI addresses this through subjective learning: continuous geometry-based perception and memory, built from direct experience.

STRAI is on its way to an implementable OS: one architecture, generalized enough to coordinate complex robotic systems. It's the first such system built on subjective learning, continuously learning from its own experience, not from pooled training data.

We are not a large lab. But two people equipped with diversity of thought and the freedom to explore a radical new approach to AI. That approach has been certified by the Research Allowance Certification Office (BSFZ), confirming that STRAI meets the legal criteria for R&D under the Research Tax Credit Act.

Stefan Scheer — Founder. Communication designer, not computer scientist. His constraint on the architecture: structure stays spatial, legible — never collapsed into symbols.

Lukas Breuer — Engineer. RWTH Aachen, CNN background — the exact framework STRAI rejects. Convincing him meant convincing a qualified skeptic to override his own training, not a layperson to trust a story.