PRODUCT POSSIBILITIES / BY TOMATRIX
From agents that coordinate work to software that understands the physical world. Explore what a useful product could look like—and how to start.
52 PROPOSED CONCEPTS · 6 TECHNOLOGY AREAS
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52 proposed concepts across six technology areas. Each includes a workflow, technical approach, integration needs and a realistic first pilot.
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Knowledge & reasoning
Objective-to-lesson mapping. Source-grounded activities.
Teachers adapt objectives, source materials, practice activities and accessibility needs across lessons. A planning workspace can prepare connected drafts while keeping pedagogy and publication with educators.
Agents & workflows
Policy-grounded guidance. Service request routing.
Students often do not know which team handles a procedural question, and staff repeat policy explanations. A navigator can find the current source and prepare the right support handoff.
Knowledge & reasoning
Guide the next question, not just the next video.
Learners may need a different explanation or a route back to the relevant material. A course-bound companion can provide contextual help while leaving teaching and assessment policy with educators.
Voice & multimodal
One source. Thoughtful versions for more people.
Translation, captions and format changes require coordination and review. A studio can prepare drafts, preserve source timing and give language reviewers a focused workspace.
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These are opportunities to explore with Tomatrix, not a catalogue of released software. Technology fit, data access, delivery scope and sector requirements are assessed together.
A little direction goes a long way
Start with the work you want to improve. Explore a few relevant concepts and what it would take to test one.
Private, rule-based guidance.START WITH A FEASIBILITY CONVERSATION
Matched to your priority. Map the current work and available data before choosing a technology.
01VIN-linked campaign evidence. Repair readiness queue.
A relevant starting point · Feasibility firstReferral completeness checks. Source-linked missing items.
A relevant starting point · Feasibility firstPolicy-grounded guidance. Service request routing.
A relevant starting point · Feasibility firstInformed by what’s becoming possible
Our technology radar connects these concepts to published engineering patterns and current platform capabilities. It also makes the limits and unanswered questions visible.
Explore the researchSee two complete interface studies