ΞCHE / LABSCHE OS ↗
MONTANA SYFY / RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Ideas into
working systems.

Independent research at the intersection of intelligence, machines, and the physical world.

Read the lab notes CONCEIVE. BUILD. TEST. REFINE.
01 / RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
From local intelligence to physical action.
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Local
intelligence.

CHE OS and the systems around it. Exploring private compute, bounded execution, and AI that operates on hardware its owner controls.

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R / 02

Physical
computing.

Embedded electronics, sensing, and robotics. Building connections between machine intelligence and real-world observations.

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Advanced
manufacturing.

CAD, additive manufacturing, and experimental fabrication. Developing the tools and processes that turn concepts into tangible work.

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02 / THE LAB NOTEBOOK

Work in progress.
Progress worth sharing.

Build milestones, open questions, and the next experiments. Entries reflect the project state at the time of each note.

03 / HOW WE WORK

The workshop
is the proving ground.

CHE Labs is the research and development side of Montana Syfy. Our projects span software and physical hardware, with a simple aim: turn ambitious ideas into systems we can build, test, and improve.

01 Question02 Prototype03 Test04 Iterate
INDEPENDENT BY NATURE. MONTANA BY ROOTS.

Built where
disciplines meet.

Led by Chad Cumin, CHE Labs brings together work in AI, robotics, embedded electronics, design, and manufacturing at Montana Syfy in Billings, Montana.

Research is ongoing. The notebook shares development milestones, not promises of finished products.

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