Concepts

Physical inference

Oceanir is building models that understand the physical world and help people act on that understanding. Physical inference means drawing a testable conclusion from an observation, retaining the evidence, and using the result to decide what to do next.

Observation → inference → review → next observation

A photo is an observation. A location candidate is an inference. Checking the candidate against independent evidence is review. Asking for another image is a human next step. Each has a different status and should remain distinguishable in the record.

What works today

Orca provides image-based location estimates and visual evidence. The app supports interactive analysis and cases. Platform exposes workspace activity, access, and integration tools. The example workflow connects a real analysis to a review note and another observation.

A recorded request is not an executed action. The example does not dispatch a field worker, send messages, or control devices. Keep human decisions separate from model output.

Where each part belongs

• oceanir.ai: the company, available products, and research.
• platform.oceanir.ai: workspace entry, activity, access, and supported work.
• docs.oceanir.ai: instructions and technical reference.

Start with the platform walkthrough or API quickstart.