Edge AI Platform
Groundwave AI runs on local hardware with no internet required. Built for Title I schools that need real AI capability — without cloud costs, and without student data leaving the building.
The Gap
As AI becomes foundational to the modern economy, access to AI education is becoming a new dividing line. Schools with resources are integrating modern tools today. Schools without reliable connectivity, adequate hardware, or strong data privacy infrastructure risk being left behind.
That gap becomes a workforce gap. An opportunity gap.
The Answer
Groundwave closes it at the classroom level — with offline-first AI learning stations that work on day one, without a cloud contract, without IT overhead, and without student data leaving the building.
How It Works
Groundwave ships as a pre-configured edge device. Plug it in, connect it to your local network, and it's ready. No rack space, no IT contractor, no cloud account.
Students and staff access AI tools through any browser on campus — no accounts, no cloud sign-ins, no per-seat fees.
When the internet goes down — or was never reliable to begin with — nothing changes. Groundwave keeps running.
No student data is sent to the cloud. The school retains full control. We provide documentation to support grant reporting and compliance requirements.
In the Classroom
It's third period at Payne Tech. Mr. Boyce has assigned a research and design exercise — but his classroom has students at four different levels.
The student still building foundational skills asks Groundwave to explain the core concepts before they start. The student who needs scaffolding asks it to help structure their approach. The student at grade level uses it as a thought partner, pressure-testing design decisions as they go. The advanced student pushes harder — interrogating tradeoffs, exploring edge cases, extending the brief beyond its original scope.
All four are working from Mr. Boyce's actual materials. His framing. His constraints. His rubric. Not a generic AI response — instruction that knows the classroom it came from.
The teacher's voice stays in the room, even when the teacher is working with another student.
Instruction-Aware Intelligence
Most AI tools give every student the same generic model. Groundwave is different. Using retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), each station is loaded with a teacher's actual instructional content — lesson plans, notes, assignments, reading materials.
A student can ask the model to explain it — in Mr. Boyce's framing, using Mr. Boyce's language.
Help is grounded in the exact context their teacher provided — not a generic answer pulled from the open web.
Curriculum Mode keeps the model grounded in teacher-approved scope — extending the lesson while connecting materials, surfacing related concepts, and challenging assumptions without drifting outside the instructor's design.
The Instructor Audit Dashboard gives teachers full visibility into student interactions — supporting review, oversight, and alignment with classroom goals. The AI extends instruction; the teacher stays in control.
Why This Matters
Built for districts that need AI capability without turning student interaction data into a cloud dependency.
Student interactions stay in the building. There is no cloud database, no third-party telemetry, and no external model calls at runtime.
The system works regardless of network status, ensuring reliability in any classroom.
Includes an Instructor Audit Dashboard and Curriculum Mode to ensure the AI remains focused on approved class materials.
You own the hardware, the model, and the logs. You make the decisions — not the vendor.
"You own the hardware, the model, and the logs. You make the decisions — not the vendor."
Products
Core platform
Tutoring · Reading · Writing Support
On-device language models for student tutoring, reading comprehension, writing feedback, and staff productivity — fully offline, no cloud subscription required.
Forms · Records · Visual Materials
Extract, classify, and search text from documents, forms, and visual materials. Runs locally on your hardware — no files leave the building.
Setup · Support · Grant Documentation
We handle hardware configuration, on-site or remote setup, and ongoing support. Includes documentation to support Title I grant applications and program reporting.
Groundstation Hardware
V1 — Live
Deployed · Essex County Schools of Technology, Newark NJ
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super Dev Kit · JetPack 6.2 · Samsung NVMe SSD · Ollama + Docker Compose · Llama 3.2 · 18.34 tokens/sec · ~$450/unit · ~30 students
V2 — In Development
Fall 2026
HP Z2 G9 Tower · RTX 4070 Ti Super · AMD Ryzen 7 · ~300 students
Contact
Questions, partnership inquiries, or grant documentation support — we respond to every message.