amenai technologies, USA: same engine, new ocean
Innealta LLC (Massachusetts) operates under the trade name "amenai technologies, USA", distributing ELA in the United States for aviation and marine. The proof is already at sea: Ask…
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Experience reports and analyses on AI applied to aviation.
Teaching machines to read what pilots read
Before the Audio Virtual Copilot speaks its first word, the eAIP, the approach charts and the open web have to become structured, verifiable, queryable data. Three amenai technologies…
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The most useful thing our maintenance AI does is refuse to answer.
There’s a 1958 USAF Flight Handbook for the Beechcraft T-34A Mentor, a tandem-seat piston trainer that taught a generation of Navy and Air Force pilots to fly. Alongside…
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The cockpit doesn’t need a co-pilot that thinks. It needs one that does the math.
Every takeoff begins with a small act of arithmetic that most pilots do in their heads, badly. How much runway do I actually need today: not on the…
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How amenai technologies works with coding agents, and why we teach it on day 0
How amenai technologies uses AI coding agents under DO-178C constraints, without giving up human judgment or critical thinking. Our configuration file and method of work, published in full…
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ELA: Why We Built Certifiable AI for Aviation Maintenance, and Why It Matters
Two years of engineering to build an AI system for aviation maintenance documentation designed for certification, not just conversation.
Read the articleWeather Briefing Failures: A Critical Threat to Aviation Safety
The data is unambiguous: inadequate weather briefing is a major, ongoing threat to aviation safety, and 30 to 50% of these accidents could be prevented.
Read the articleExperimenting with Vision Models on OVH Cloud AI Endpoints
Can AI read aeronautical charts like a pilot? Benchmarking two vision-language models on a real approach chart from Chavenay (LFPX).
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