Enabling Agentic AI through
Perception, Reasoning & Action
Phronetic’s agentic platform is built on the backbone of continuous, applied research. We develop and open-source small, powerful models that fuel the next generation of multimodal agents — enabling them to see, understand, and act in complex real-world environments.
Owlet
Owlet is a family of fine-tuned vision-language models (VLMs) optimized for real-time video analytics. These models are specifically designed for use cases such as:
These models are specifically designed for use cases such as:
Safety event detection (e.g., fire, fall, assault)
Human activity recognition in CCTV feeds
Visual Question Answering (Video-QA)
Multilabel video classification
Owlet variants are lightweight enough for edge deployment yet powerful enough to provide contextual video insights at scale. They're integrated across products like ABM and ClipGen and are foundational to our field agent capabilities.
RZN
RZN is Phronetic's collection of reasoning-first models built to power intelligent task execution across our agents. These models enable AI agents to break down complex instructions, use tools and memory effectively, and adapt in real time to dynamic tasks.
The RZN models support:
Multi-step reasoning and goal planning
Tool calling and integration chaining
Agentic workflows with memory and retry logic
Decision-making across HR, Finance, Research, and more
RZN is foundational to our Desk Agents and developer platform, helping agents not just respond — but reason, plan, and act.
Theia
Theia is a proprietary large language model that processes and interprets visual inputs like video, screen shares, and image sequences.
It powers our flagship ABM and developer tools platform, enabling capabilities such as:
Deepfake detection and content integrity checks
Screen-share analysis and chat-based video guidance
Visual question-answering and summarization
Real-time multimodal inference for agents
Theia bridges the gap between LLMs and video-first data, making it ideal for applications in surveillance, enterprise ops, and virtual collaboration