Failure-Risk Cockpit
Interrogate the committed MLP and rotate a live probability surface.
- Oxygen loss, sensor bias, temperature
- FP32 versus INT8 footprint
- Seed-separated quality proof
An offline Arm-native system that forecasts bioprocess failure 12 steps ahead, adapts control under uncertainty, and explains every intervention.
Every headline is scoped to its actual experiment. Model quality, model footprint, Arm control-kernel throughput and Monte Carlo reproducibility are not blended into one number.
The neural predictor adds foresight; deterministic estimation, control and shielding retain explainable constraints.
Start with prediction, challenge the controllers, then reveal the projected molecular consequence.
Interrogate the committed MLP and rotate a live probability surface.
Apply the same generated mission to five controllers and inspect tail risk.
Watch faults propagate from transport conditions to projected sequencing readiness.
The timer advances through the five claims. Keep this screen visible for a concise overview, then record the interactive labs separately.
A 90-second sequence highlights the problem, architecture, learned model, Arm evidence and reproducibility boundary.
| Claim | Source |
|---|---|
| FP32/INT8 size and quality | Committed artifacts + held-out JSON |
| 1.143× control-kernel throughput | Google Axion batch4 evidence |
| 2,500-mission determinism | Two identical SHA-256 outputs |
| Final v5.4 INT8 Arm latency | Pending final Axion + Performix capture |
| View | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| 3D cell and risk landscapes | Deterministic simulation visualization |
| DNA/RNA integrity | Projected proxy, not measured biology |
| Sequencing readiness | Soft-sensor demonstration |
| Equipment deployment | Requires calibration and certification |