Artificial intelligence at NTechR

New Technology Research explores artificial intelligence through software you can inspect, use, and learn from. These projects by Matt Freestone (Matthew Freestone) cover AI-assisted development, communications, smart homes, and games.

Some projects use AI as part of the application. Others explore how AI tools can help create software, artwork, music, or voice. The project pages describe the approach and current capabilities.

AI applications and local automation

HomeBrain combines smart home devices, scenes, workflows, voice assistants, and local AI in a self-hosted hub. Its project page describes local speech-to-text, local language-model support, and device integrations.

Axiom brings email, calendar, contacts, and tasks into an AI-centric communications platform.

SuperDashBoard combines configurable Windows dashboards and real-time telemetry with optional local AI tools.

AI-assisted software development

Overture explores a guided path from an idea to a development plan, implementation, testing, and deployment. It uses Codex App Server and the OpenAI Symphony project to coordinate development work.

Foundry is an open-source website starter built with React, Vite, Azure Static Web Apps, and Azure Functions. It includes an admin portal and an AI assistant for managing website content.

AI in game creation

The Real Time Strategy Game is a proof of concept for creating a browser game with AI tools. Its project page explains the tools used for code, 3D assets, sound effects, voice, and music, and links to the playable game.

Bring your own AI

Where supported, bringing your own AI means connecting the provider and API key you choose. This can let you change providers as your needs change. Provider support, hosting requirements, and data handling depend on the individual project.

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