Jidō OS v1.3.0 · running on silicon

Autonomy starts
at the base.

The computational foundation for intelligent machines that must perceive, decide and act in the real world with dependable control.

Perception Stream live
SafetyMonitor State OK
Control Real time
JIDŌ · TRUSTED MACHINE CORE
One architecture.
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01 — THE FOUNDATION

Intelligence may explore.
Control must be dependable.

Jidō builds the boundary that turns intelligence into safe motion.

The cognitive domain interprets the world. The critical domain keeps authority over real time, devices and actuators. Every exchange crosses an explicit, mediated and traceable boundary.

01 · COGNITIVE DOMAIN

Perceive.
Understand.
Decide.

  • AI and perception
  • Navigation
  • Isolated Linux
  • Accelerators
MEDIATED
BOUNDARY
02 · CRITICAL DOMAIN

Validate.
Control.
Protect.

  • Real time
  • Actuators
  • Safe-stop
  • Least privilege
Representation of the jidō.os microkernel etched into an AArch64 SoC
THE CORE · AARCH64

The system
lives in silicon.

Not a layer on top of a general-purpose operating system. jidō.os is the microkernel that takes the machine at boot, keeps authority over real time and actuators, and hosts intelligence as an isolated guest.

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02 — THE JIDŌ PLATFORM

Two products.
One foundation.

The base system and the embedded compute that carries it — designed together, adoptable separately. jidō.os runs on your hardware; jidō.brain delivers the foundation ready to go.

03 — REAL-WORLD IMPACT

Built for machines that operate where it matters.

From the plant floor to critical infrastructure, the Jidō platform brings dependable autonomy to environments where failure has consequences.

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04 — TECHNICAL EVIDENCE

Proof before
the promise.

A working prototype with execution on hardware, reproducible measurements and transparent engineering — ready to grow with industrial and research partners.

See the technical results
110automated tests · 0 failures
100%MC/DC on scheduler, capabilities, IPC and MMU
3.2 µscontrol → actuator on the A72 @600 MHz · 15,792× margin vs. deadline
EL2hypervisor + Linux guest (QEMU)

The deterministic core is validated on silicon on the Raspberry Pi 4 (Cortex-A72). The cognitive domain — EL2 hypervisor and Linux guest — is validated in QEMU. Jidō OS is a working prototype, not a certified product: the WCET figures hold for the BCM2711 and revert to “pending” on any other silicon.

05 — INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

Project supported by Programa Centelha 3 — Paraná

Project supported by Programa Centelha 3 Paraná, with Fundação Araucária, the State of Paraná, CERTI, CONFAP, CNPq, Finep and the Federal Government of Brazil
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