ReteLabs has closed its Pre-Seed round: we have received funding from a private investor. The money goes into the core of the Florete platform and into its first commercial edition — Florete Workspace.

If any of your products are experiencing network-related pain points, we can quickly conduct a review and help you find a solution.

Options:

• Network architecture review: analysis of how the product works over the network (protocols, connections, security, scalability)
• Network security review: searching for vulnerabilities at the architecture and code level
• Rust suitability assessment: is it worth rewriting a critical component in Rust? We'll evaluate and, if yes, help design the first module

ReteLabs is launching Florete as an open-source project — a post-IP network technology and orchestrator for mobile agents (robots, drones, personal devices).

We have decided to leave all our previous research and development in the past: the future must be built on a solid foundation, unburdened by potential intellectual property disputes.

Happy upcoming New Year, everyone!

We've prepared a special gift under the tree: we've applied to participate in the Yandex AI Startup Lab accelerator, aiming to gain expertise and resources to turn our deep technology into a successful product. Today, we're sharing the details with you.

The application is essentially a detailed written interview about our project: we explain what we're doing, what we've already built, what hypotheses we're testing, how we assess market potential, and so on.

I'm thrilled to welcome you to the ReteLabs website!

ReteLabs' mission is to create a fundamental networking technology called Florete. It enables mobile agents (robots, autonomous vehicles, satellites) to be united into a single, fault-tolerant computing environment we call Florenetes.

The first entry about starting work on Florete was made by me on August 16, 2023, and conceptual work had been underway since March 2019. And now, incredibly, it's all starting to take shape!