About
Who you would be working with
The people at SpaltX who write the software, train the models, draw the parts and run the printers work in the same building.
One team, four disciplines
Nobody here hands a project across a department. The person drawing a part and the person writing the software that has to talk to it sit in the same room, and both of them talk to you directly.
A build that spans two of the four is still one conversation and one proposal. The services pages set out what each line covers and why we argue for taking all of it.
Built in house
Three places the work actually happens
This platform
The site you are on, the project desk behind it, and the staff console we run the work from. Written here, and the same stack a client project gets.
The lab
Where vision models are trained, versioned and evaluated before anything is exported to run on a device.
The print shop
Down the hall from the people drawing the parts.
The company
The name on the contract
SpaltX is the trading name of Optiarms Inc., which also trades as SpaltX Industries.
OptiArms is also the name of the firearms detection system built here. The company and the product share a name, and this is the company.
What you will not find here
We publish no client list, and there is no wall of logos here. Client work is covered by the agreements we sign, so a build reaches our work page only once that client has agreed to how it is described. Plenty of it never will. Ask during scoping and we will tell you what we can share.
Nothing can be bought from this site. There is no catalog and no price list, and the software we run our own work on is not for sale or licence: there is no plan and no signup for any of it. Some of the technology we built for ourselves is available, and it is offered the same way everything else is: quoted after it is scoped.
We hold no government contract vehicle and make no certification claims. If a procurement route requires one, we are not the right supplier for that route and will say so early.