Hyperpocket is a modular inference engine that allows developers to import pre-trained large language models, convert them into optimized formats, and run them locally with minimal dependencies. It supports quantization techniques to reduce model size and accelerate performance on CPUs and ARM-based devices. The framework exposes both C++ and Python interfaces, enabling seamless integration into existing applications and pipelines. Hyperpocket automatically manages memory allocation, tokenization, and batching to deliver consistent low-latency responses. Its cross-platform design means the same model can run on Windows, Linux, macOS, and embedded systems without modification. This makes Hyperpocket ideal for implementing privacy-focused chatbots, offline data analysis, and custom AI-powered tools on edge hardware.

Co-Sight is an open-source AI framework that simplifies development and deployment of real-time video analytics solutions. It provides modules for video data ingestion, preprocessing, model training, and distributed inference on edge and cloud. With built-in support for object detection, classification, tracking, and pipeline orchestration, Co-Sight ensures low-latency processing and high throughput. Its modular design integrates with popular deep learning libraries and scales seamlessly using Kubernetes. Developers can define pipelines via YAML, deploy with Docker, and monitor performance through a web dashboard. Co-Sight empowers users to build advanced vision applications for smart city surveillance, intelligent transportation, and industrial quality inspection, reducing development time and operational complexity.