Agentic workers for the real world.

Send the agent, not the data.

Agents that see, speak and act — running on the appliance in your building, in your own rack, or in a cloud region you choose. What each one is allowed to carry is settled before it is ever scheduled.

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The stack

Five layers, inside one boundary.

Most AI products are an application resting on somebody else's model, running on somebody else's hardware, in somebody else's country. These sit together, on your side of the line.

Your perimeter
Layer 5

Applications

A showroom in mixed reality, a voice on the line — a job packaged for the people who do it.

Layer 4

Agents

Hold a goal, choose their own tools, and carry the task to the end. What they may touch is fixed by where they are permitted to run, not by instructions they could be talked out of.

Layer 3

Models

Language, speech and vision — small, task-specific, fine-tuned in-house. Ours, or a commercial one, or your own: it is a setting.

Layer 2

Compute

Wherever there is capacity, within limits set first. Your Hub is node zero; capacity joins without the boundary moving.

Layer 1

Hardware

Zunoki Hub in three sizes, or a machine you already own.

Nothing has to cross this line

Take all of it, or take the layers you need and keep the ones you already have.

Sovereignty

Four questions, and our answers.

"Where is the data" is the easy one. These are the four you will be asked before anything real runs on your systems.

Where does it physically live?

Your building, your region, your jurisdiction — named, not "the cloud", and provable, because you can walk to the machine.

Who operates it?

Your staff, on your side of the boundary, if that is what you need. Nobody outside your organisation requires access for it to run.

Who owns what it is made of?

The model, the software and the hardware are one company's. No layer is licensed from somebody who can change the terms underneath you.

And can you leave?

Your records are yours, in formats you can read without us. There is no version of this where the exit is expensive.

Products

Hire an agentic worker, or build the place they work.

Each one stands alone, and each one is better with the others underneath it.

Worker

Zunoki Showroom

Presents your product in mixed reality — beside it, at real scale, in the customer's own space and language.

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Worker

Zunoki Voice Agent

Answers a real phone line in the caller's own language, books against live availability, and writes down every call.

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Model

Zunoki Live

Hearing, thinking and speaking on hardware you own — on the hub, or spread across nodes you add.

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Inference

Zunoki Compute

Sized to the workload — the appliance on site, your own rack, or a cloud region you choose — with what may run where decided before anything is scheduled.

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Hardware

Zunoki Hub

An appliance that runs a whole site by itself. Hub, Hub Pro and Hub Enterprise — each works standalone on day one.

Three sizes
Hardware

Ambient Node

How a room reaches the Hub. Ambient Node hears — the microphone and speaker at the edge of the room. Ambient Node 2 is computer vision: a camera that reads what is happening in front of it. Both pair to the Hub that does the thinking, and neither sends what it catches out of the building.

Paired to a Hub
Where it is being used

Four sectors, four regions.

What is running, and what is being built. Named by sector and region rather than by company, because most of it is under agreement.

Auto · Africa

Agentic platform pilot.

D2C · Global

In production, and expanding.

Auto · Asia Pacific

Sales agents alongside field teams.

Healthcare · MENA

Voice agents on sales calls.

We are currently using it and see good value, and plan to continue using it.

Chief Executive · D2C brands, global
Any industry

Nothing in it is written for one sector.

The same software sells a truck and a ventilator. It learns a product, a process or a document set from what you already have, so what it knows comes from you — and it does not invent the rest.

Healthcare

Answers the clinic's phone, books against live availability, and escalates a red flag in code rather than in a prompt.

Automotive

Stands a vehicle at real scale in front of a customer and answers for it, wherever they are standing.

Manufacturing

Shows equipment nobody can bring to a meeting, and answers from the specification behind it.

BFSI

Handles the conversation on premises, where the records are, and under limits set before anything runs.

Retail

Every product available to show, not only the ones that fit on the floor.

Advertising

An agent that carries a campaign to the end rather than reporting on it afterwards.

The first thing you put through it can be something nobody has automated this way before.

Get in touch

Bring us one real thing.

Not a workshop and not a pilot committee — one product, one process, one document set. The fastest way to know whether this works for you is to see your own work running on it.