Technology we develop.
Aletheia gives EMPHOS a research programme at the model level. Its frequency-based architecture, CPU inference path, and inspection tools give us concrete technical work to develop, measure, and carry into applications.
EMPHOS Group · Investors & strategic partners
Original intelligence.
Built for a
much larger future.
EMPHOS is building a company around original AI research and useful software. Aletheia is our language model. Heinrich puts it to work. FieldLine PDF brings our product focus to professional document work. Our roadmap carries that ambition into enterprise, licensing, and the HAVEN device family.
Founder-led · Chilliwack, British Columbia · Original research & product development
A foundation with room to grow
AletheiaDevelop the intelligence.
HeinrichMake it useful in everyday work.
Wider reachEnterprise · OEM · HAVEN R&D
Professional software with its own audience, commercial roadmap, and route to market.
Original modelAletheia research and CPU inference
Practical softwareHeinrich and FieldLine PDF
10 HAVEN conceptsA connected hardware R&D family
Several routesDirect, hosted, enterprise, OEM, devices
Why EMPHOSBuild the foundation.
Build the foundation.
Expand what it can become.
Our investment thesis starts with a direct connection between research and product. Develop the model, build the workspace around it, and create focused ways for people and organizations to use both.
Work people recognize.
Heinrich connects projects, conversations, plans, tools, and finished files. FieldLine PDF focuses on review, markup, measurement, and document delivery. Each product starts with a job someone needs to get done.
More routes to customers.
The roadmap connects direct software sales with hosted services, organizational deployments, and partner integration. HAVEN extends the research into dedicated devices; EMPHOS A1 plans the capacity behind future services.
The opportunity is to build lasting value across the model, the user experience, and the customer relationship. EMPHOS is developing all three.
The company taking shapeA clear role for every product.
A clear role for every product.
A shared ambition for the company.
Explore the work at the centre of EMPHOS, from the intelligence model to the applications and device concepts that give the roadmap its shape.
Aletheia
Model research & developmentOur language model uses a recurrent oscillator state to carry context forward. GPU training and CPU inference separate model development from everyday execution.
What it opens up
A technical foundation for our own workspace and proposed runtime licensing, organizational deployments, and device-specific implementations.
Heinrich
Desktop development · Mobile roadmapAletheia becomes a working environment: projects, chats, saved context, approval-gated plans, local tools, and outputs connected to records of the work performed.
What it opens up
A continuing relationship with the user’s work, with planned desktop, mobile, hosted, and customer-controlled deployment paths.
FieldLine PDF
Commercial preparationWindows software for PDF review, markup, calibrated drawing measurement, and print preparation. Built around the details that matter when a document moves from review to delivery.
What it opens up
A defined professional market and a direct product business, with trial, sales, licensing, distribution, and support preparation already on its roadmap.
HAVEN
Ten-device hardware R&D suiteEar, Watch, Lens, MD, Field, Guard, Drive, Home, Badge, and Probe. A product family exploring how local intelligence can serve personal, professional, household, and environmental settings.
What it opens up
Longer-term device and embedded-software opportunities, with each concept developed around the requirements of its setting.
The roadmap behind the opportunityEach stage builds
Each stage builds
the next part of the business.
The roadmap connects technical progress to customer delivery, then extends into new environments and distribution channels. Each programme advances through the milestones that make its next step possible.
- 01 / Foundation
Build & measure.
Develop Aletheia, connect it to Heinrich, and improve the model-to-workspace experience. Keep FieldLine’s professional workflow moving forward.
Milestone: repeatable evaluation and end-to-end product demonstrations. - 02 / Commercial delivery
Reach customers.
Bring together release quality, onboarding, trials, checkout, licensing, updates, and support. Turn the product into a complete customer experience.
Milestone: a verified release and customer journey for each product. - 03 / Partner expansion
Enter new workflows.
Develop paid enterprise pilots, private deployment, and licensing integrations around specific organizations and partner products.
Milestone: accepted pilots and supported partner implementations. - 04 / Wider scale
Extend the platform.
Advance hosted services, HAVEN prototypes, and the EMPHOS A1 infrastructure programme through their engineering and operating plans.
Milestone: validated delivery capacity and device-specific development progress.
Ten directions. One company roadmap.
Open a direction to see its purpose and next milestone.
Showing all 10 development directions
01 / Model developmentAletheia
Develop the intelligence at the foundation: language quality, useful context, CPU runtime performance, and the tools to inspect how the model behaves.
- Next milestone
- Broader task evaluation and a repeatable model-to-application release process.
02 / Workspace developmentHeinrich desktop
Bring conversation, project memory, plans, local tools, and reviewable outputs into an application people can direct and return to.
- Next milestone
- A dependable workflow from project setup to checked output, ready for focused user evaluation.
03 / Mobile roadmapHeinrich mobile
Carry selected conversations, progress updates, results, and decisions beyond the desk. Make continuity useful on a smaller screen.
- Next milestone
- A connected mobile workflow for checking work and deciding what happens next.
04 / Commercial preparationFieldLine PDF
Complete the path from professional PDF work to a supported commercial product: trial, purchase, download, activation, updates, and customer help.
- Next milestone
- A verified 30-day trial with no card required, starting at first activation, alongside direct-sales and Microsoft Store distribution preparation.
05 / Learning conceptPrism
Explore adaptable learning with structured material, flexible explanation, and continuity between sessions. Develop the experience with educators and intended learners.
- Next milestone
- A focused learning prototype and a defined route to educational evaluation.
06 / Monitoring researchShield
Explore how signals from connected environments can become useful context, understandable priorities, and user-directed review.
- Next milestone
- A bounded prototype with defined inputs, permissions, event review, and testable behaviour.
07 / Deployment planningEnterprise & private deployment
Bring Aletheia and Heinrich into customer environments through defined workflows, administration, access controls, and operational support.
- Next milestone
- A scoped pilot with a clear owner, operating environment, and acceptance criteria.
08 / Partner developmentLicensing & OEM
Create a path for selected partners to integrate the model, the workspace, or both into their own software and device offerings.
- Next milestone
- A supported integration scope, working implementation, and agreed commercial milestones.
09 / Hardware R&DHAVEN product family
Ten device concepts extend the roadmap into personal wearables, professional tools, the home, and environmental work. Develop each form around its actual setting.
- Next milestone
- Device-specific prototypes that can be evaluated for interaction, power, sensing, and integration.
10 / Infrastructure proposalEMPHOS A1
Plan a Canadian CPU delivery campus and the research, engineering, and operating capacity behind future hosted services.
- Next milestone
- Measured server requirements and a site-specific plan connecting power, facilities, financing, and commissioning.
The commercial strategySeveral routes to market.
Several routes to market.
One company to build.
Our planned business model connects product sales, recurring services, deployment expertise, and partner distribution. Each route serves a different customer relationship.
Direct software
Individuals and professional usersPurchased software releases, with product-specific upgrade and support options. FieldLine PDF has its own trial and sales preparation.
What this buildsA direct customer relationship, from first use through support and future releases.
Hosted services
Individuals and teamsPlanned hosted Heinrich subscriptions with monthly or annual access to the workspace.
What this buildsRecurring service relationships as usage, support, and delivery capacity develop.
Enterprise
Organizations and institutionsPaid pilots, deployment work, integration, training, and ongoing support around a defined customer workflow.
What this buildsFrom an accepted pilot to a larger deployment and continuing service relationship.
Developer & OEM
Software and device partnersProposed runtime or workspace licences, integration milestones, API access, and usage or device-based royalties.
What this buildsPartner distribution extends the technology into products and environments beyond our own.
HAVEN devices
Personal and professional usersPlanned device sales, embedded software licences, and supporting services as individual devices reach commercial readiness.
What this buildsDedicated products connect software capability to specific settings and tasks.
Why the combination matters.
Direct products create a relationship with end users. Enterprise work brings the technology into organizational workflows. Licensing enables partners to carry it further. Research, integration knowledge, and product experience can inform the next release across the company.
What capital puts to workTurn the roadmap
Turn the roadmap
into delivery capacity.
Investment supports the people, product engineering, commercial operations, and infrastructure needed to move from founder-led development into a company that can deliver and support its next stage.
Product & research teams
Deepen Aletheia research and runtime engineering. Strengthen Heinrich product delivery, testing, and integrations. Advance device engineering against defined prototypes.
Customer delivery
Build the onboarding, sales, distribution, licensing, support, and update operations that make software a dependable customer relationship.
Commercial reach
Develop product marketing, enterprise pilots, OEM relationships, and channels that connect the technology to the people who can use it.
Infrastructure & operations
Progress capacity measurement, site and utility planning, staged infrastructure, operational security, and the systems needed to support a growing company.
Milestone-based execution
Connect spending decisions to measured requirements, product readiness, accepted pilots, and the next stage of delivery.
EMPHOS A1 · Infrastructure proposal
The capacity behind a larger company.
The long-term plan includes a CPU delivery campus in British Columbia, with space and systems for research, engineering, and future hosted services. The development sequence connects the workload to the facility and its operating requirements.
- 01 · MeasureValidate the candidate server workload and capacity.
- 02 · PlanDefine site, power, water, connectivity, and approvals.
- 03 · BuildStage facilities, equipment, and operational teams.
- 04 · CommissionComplete testing and prepare the service for operation.
Founder-led. Built for the long term.A clear direction.
A clear direction.
An expanding body of work.
Victor Jacob Brodeur founded EMPHOS in Chilliwack, British Columbia, and leads its research, product, and company direction. The work now spans language-model development, an AI workspace, professional PDF software, and a ten-device R&D portfolio.
The next chapter is about building the specialist teams and operating capacity around that foundation: researchers, engineers, product builders, commercial partners, and the people who help customers succeed.
Victor Jacob BrodeurFounder, CEO & Director · EMPHOS Group Corporation
Go beyond the overviewSee the work.
See the work.
Understand the plan.
Start with a founder-led conversation and a focused demonstration. From there, we can arrange the relevant investor and technical materials for a structured review.
Company & strategy
The executive summary, company overview, business case, and product direction.
Model & workspace
Aletheia architecture, Heinrich capabilities, demonstrations, and technical review materials.
Roadmap & capital
Development priorities, use of funds, hiring plans, and staged delivery milestones.
Commercial model
Financial planning, revenue routes, enterprise deployment, and licensing programmes.
Hardware & infrastructure
HAVEN device concepts, the EMPHOS A1 proposal, and resource-efficiency work.
Corporate & IP
Company records, intellectual-property materials, and the appropriate diligence agreements.
Questions investors ask
Understand the opportunity.
What can we review today?
Start with Aletheia and Heinrich demonstrations, the FieldLine PDF product workflow, the HAVEN concept portfolio, and the company roadmap. Investor discussions can then move into the appropriate technical, financial, corporate, and development materials.
How do local software and hosted services fit together?
Local Aletheia inference and Heinrich project work are central to the product direction. Hosted services and customer-controlled deployments are additional planned routes, designed around different user and organizational needs.
How do investor and partnership conversations begin?
Contact EMPHOS with your organization and area of interest. Victor Jacob Brodeur leads the discussion. We can arrange a demonstration, identify the relevant investor or technical materials, and agree the next stage of review.
The next chapter of EMPHOSBring your perspective.
Bring your perspective.
Build the next stage with us.
We welcome investors and strategic partners who see the connection between original intelligence, useful products, and the company it takes to deliver them.
Investors
Discuss the company, the development plan, and the capital required for its next stage.
Start an investment conversationEnterprise partners
Bring a workflow, a deployment environment, and a clear outcome for a focused pilot.
Discuss a deploymentLicensing & OEM
Explore the model, workspace, or integration path that could support your own product.
Discuss a product partnership