AI
Platform / AI Engine

Jax — Spatial General
Intelligence

Jax is the AI engine at the heart of Nexma. It understands spatial relationships, engineering constraints, and domain-specific rules — turning natural language into precise infrastructure operations.

98.7%

Spatial accuracy

200+

Domain operations

40+

Languages

AI
Capabilities

The AI that understands
physical space

SPEC

Jax combines spatial reasoning, domain expertise, and engineering constraints into a single intelligence layer.

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Spatial

Spatial Reasoning

Jax understands topology, proximity, containment, and routing — the fundamental spatial relationships that govern infrastructure.

02
Domain

Domain Knowledge

Schema-driven expertise across FTTH, water, electric, and more. Each domain brings its own rules, standards, and constraints.

03
Language

Natural Language Interface

Describe what you want in plain language. Jax translates intent into precise spatial operations.

04
Learning

Continuous Learning

Jax learns from every project — design patterns, field issues, and operational insights feed back into the AI model.

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Agents

Multi-Agent Architecture

Complex tasks decompose into parallel agent workflows. Research, design, validation, and optimization run simultaneously.

06
Safety

Human in the Loop

Critical decisions always require human approval. Jax recommends — engineers and operators decide.

Fig 4.A — Nexma AI Engine

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[FIG 4.A.1] Formalize design intent

Natural language design requirements — coverage targets, equipment constraints, budget limits — are parsed into a formal optimization specification: decision variables, constraints, and objective functions that mathematical solvers can process.

[FIG 4.A.2] Encode spatial context

The physical environment — street geometry, building footprints, existing infrastructure, terrain — is structured into a machine-readable spatial representation that the AI reads and reasons over through deterministic queries.

[FIG 4.A.3] Classify problem structure

The formalized specification is mapped to canonical optimization classes — facility location, network flow, vehicle routing, scheduling — ensuring the right solver family handles each subproblem.

[FIG 4.A.4] Generate optimal design

The selected solver produces a mathematically optimal solution — equipment placement, cable routing, resource allocation — as structured, auditable operations on the spatial representation.

[FIG 4.A.5] Verify against constraints

Every generated design element is validated against engineering standards: capacity thresholds, maximum distances, physical laws, regulatory limits, and budget constraints. Violations are detected and repaired automatically.

[FIG 4.A.6] Converge on minimum cost

A mixed-integer programming solver evaluates the design against alternative configurations, converging on the solution that minimizes total deployment cost while satisfying every validated constraint.

AI
How It Works

Speak, understand,
design, learn

Step 01

Understand

Jax parses natural language intent and maps it to spatial operations within the active domain schema.

Step 02

Design

AI generates optimized designs respecting engineering constraints, regulatory requirements, and physical reality.

Step 03

Validate

Every output passes constraint validation — optical budgets, pressure calculations, voltage drop analysis.

Step 04

Learn

Outcomes feed back into the model. Design patterns, field learnings, and operational insights improve future performance.

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