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Project teasers

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AIZOYA CONNECT

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Product preview. NFC and wallet integration are future concepts, not current features. Contact us to confirm what is available today.

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Every room is full of opportunity. The connections we make define our trajectory. The problem is what happens after the introduction.

A name gets saved. A profile gets followed. But the context—why you connected, what mattered, and what comes next—disappears into the noise.

AIZOYA CONNECT turns a fleeting introduction into structured continuity. Scan the code. Connect instantly. Capture the moment before it fades.

Exchange information with explicit consent. Preserve the relationship record and the conversation context that makes it valuable.

This is your relationship operating layer. A dedicated space to manage follow-up intent with precision and human judgment.

Not another contact list. This is relationship intelligence—designed specifically for the conversations worth continuing.

The future of professional networking is coming. NFC, wallet integration, and deeper intelligence are just the beginning.

Experience AIZOYA CONNECT. Scan. Connect. Continue the conversation.

ShiftRescue

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AIZOYA. AWS Community Day Bay Area · AI Edition. AWS Agentic AI Hackathon.

When the next step matters.

Working concept: ShiftRescue. Hospitality operations recovery agent.

Detect. Understand. Compare. Approve.

Human-centered. Evidence-led.

AIZOYA ShiftRescue. Build begins September 29, 2026. Submission deadline October 11, 2026 at 11:59 PM PT. Finals October 13, 2026.

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Business research · WebMCP

AIZOYA Opportunity Intelligence

Submitted · The WebMCP Challenge

A submitted WebMCP prototype for discovering, comparing, and shortlisting opportunities through structured website tools. The public demo shows the original workflow; it does not establish live opportunity coverage or a production service.

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Operations · Voice AI

AIZOYA Operator for Alexa+

Public demo · Synthetic prototype

A synthetic kitchen workflow that turns an inventory gap into a purchase plan, asks for human approval, and checks the evidence before marking work complete. The demo simulates Alexa+; it makes no real purchases or operational changes.

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Hospitality · Referrals

Hospitality Referral Agent

Concept · Evidence review pending

A proposed workflow for organizing referrals, explaining priorities, and preparing follow-up drafts for review. The demonstration is withheld while evidence of its approval controls is reviewed.

Hospitality · Communications

CALLIVANTA

Public demo

An exploration of AI phone missions for hospitality operations, with human control over the work. Watch the public project demonstration.

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Interactive experiments

Games in development

Games · Hospitality

Chaos Kitchen

Prototype · In development

A cooking-game experiment built around ingredient choices, timed kitchen stations, and the pressure of service. We’re developing the experience; public access and paid features are not available yet.

Interested in playtesting or collaborating? Let’s talk.

Built together · September 29, 2026

Collaborative hackathon work

ConnectMesh — Evidence Before Trust

Collaborative prototype · Media review pending

Franklyn Rosario, MBA-ITM, participated with fellow builders in this collaborative hackathon project exploring evidence review between AI agents on Flower SuperGrid. Credit belongs to the collaborating team; this is a shared project, not an exclusively owned AIZOYA product.

Completed research projects

Biohub · Kaggle · 2026

Tracking life with AI

Founder-reported completed entry · Research

Our competition research explored detecting cells, linking their movement, and identifying divisions in 3D time-lapse microscopy of zebrafish development.

Illustrative research overview. No prize has been reported by the founder. It is not a diagnostic tool or a clinically validated product.

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Life moves. One cell at a time. But following those cells through three-dimensional microscopy is a complex challenge.

Which cell is which? Where did it move? And how does its path connect across time?

We explored that challenge through Kaggle’s Biohub Cell Tracking During Development competition.

Our public competition score improved from a 0.827 baseline to a verified 0.953 submission.

Behind those numbers are experiments, difficult decisions, and lessons that shape what we build next.

This project shows how we approach research: define the challenge, test carefully, measure progress, and learn from the evidence.

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The 0.953 public score came from a reproduction of a public competition notebook, not a claim of a novel model, accuracy percentage, final rank, or award.

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Research in progress

Questions we’re exploring

Competition research

RSNA · Knee abnormality detection

Exploring machine learning for recognizing abnormalities in knee imaging. Research prototype only; not clinically validated or intended for diagnosis.

Competition research

ARC Prize · Reasoning & verification

Investigating whether testing candidate explanations can improve AI reasoning on unfamiliar puzzles. A research question, with results still being evaluated.

Competition on Kaggle

Selected public work

Evidence, one project at a time.

The demos above show work we have chosen to share. We’ll add competition results and project milestones here only when each item is verified and ready for public release.

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