dbl.uns · web · mobile · AI · 3D · brand · kuala lumpur
Click a room's name to walk in · or use the plan at the top left
The data model first, then the screens that sit on it — written by the people who will answer the phone about it.
A model reads the job and the arm does it; on the next bench a dish grows under the microscope. The panel on your rightabove drives both.
Every vehicle on that wall moves on its own, and the counters are read off them. Prove it against a twin first.
The yard's records, read at a desk: a weighbridge ticket becomes net weight, waste stream, and the contract line it prices against.
Click Selviro to use the real system from here; every key lights up on the machine. AU-Bio beside it is the research, method kept off the page, and Laghento is a yacht we designed, with its film.
The running system opens full screen; its sign-in details are on the login page.
A waste-hauling operations platform, and our first product. Customer contracts become orders, orders become routes, routes go to drivers on their phones, completed stops become weighbridge tickets, and tickets become invoices with a payment link — without anyone retyping anything.
One model that predicts how living tissue evolves across space and time — patterns forming, waves crossing excitable tissue, an invasion front moving through a heterogeneous medium, cells homing on a chemical — trained on several biologies at once, and differentiable, so it can be steered as well as read.
It works, at laboratory scale: one operator learns four biologies together, sharing helped one of them by about a quarter and harmed none, and hidden parameters of a held-out experiment were recovered by gradient descent through the model and confirmed by the real simulator. It has met real recordings. It is not mature, and the page says so. The method is held by its author, S. Mustappa, through a university technology-transfer office as proxy, and is disclosed to institutions under agreement.
A 63-foot flagship yacht in the luxury boutique class, low and sharp at the bow, with one copper line sweeping down the topsides. The hull, the hard-top, the deck plan and the interior were designed and modelled in 3D from a blank file, and taken through to a rendered film.
More products are in build · this page lists them as they open up
A software, 3D and brand studio in Kuala Lumpur, working with businesses in Malaysia and worldwide. One studio takes a project from the first sketch to the running system, so nothing is lost between the people who design it, build it and keep it running.
Web applications, customer portals, dashboards and marketing sites, built on a real data model with the APIs behind them. Fast, secure, and made to be maintained rather than demoed.
iOS and Android apps for field teams and the customers they serve, on one shared core, working offline where the job needs it and published to both stores.
AI assistants that answer from your own data, document and search tools, automation, and machine-learning models that are trained and evaluated honestly before anyone relies on them.
Interactive 3D for the web, like the studio at the top of this page; product, yacht and space modelling from a blank file; renders and films; and digital twins of real operations.
Identity systems for brands that want to look the part: logo, type, colour and voice, carried through to the website, the product and every screen that wears them.
A second opinion before you commit: architecture reviews, build-or-buy decisions, tender and vendor reviews, and a delivery plan you can take to anyone.
Step one
A day with the people doing the job. We write down what actually happens, including the parts nobody would put in a brief.
Step two
Not slides. A running system in your own vocabulary, on your own data shapes, that you can click through and argue with.
Step three
Web, mobile and infrastructure together, in fortnightly pieces you can see. Nothing goes live that your team has not used first.
Step four
Hosting, backups, monitoring and changes, on a retainer. The people who built it are the people who answer the phone.
We work in Malaysia and quote in ringgit: one fixed price for the build, and a yearly figure to keep it running. If you would rather host it yourself, the system is yours to take and the retainer drops to the part we still do.
That is usually where the software should start. If you have an operation that needs a system around it, or a product that needs building properly the first time, write to us. A person reads it, and you get a real answer rather than a brochure.