Virtualitics

Virtualitics is a developer of an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered analytical platform that uses various data sources to build predictive AI models. The company also develops a data analytics and visualization platform for exploration and collaboration in either desktop or virtual reality. The company's platform is developed to give users multi-dimensional graph visualizations, business predictions, and explainable no-code AI modeling. The Virtualitics platform is used for research at the California Institute of Technology and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and has been deployed across Department of Defense agencies, Federal Civilian agencies, and enterprise companies.

Virtualitics was launched in 2016 out of the California Institute of Technology and NASA Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, where the company is still headquartered. The company was founded by CEO Michael Amori and CTO Ciro Donalek. The company holds several U.S. patents in areas such as AI-guided exploration, network graphs, 3D visualization, and virtual collaboration.

The Virtualitics platform is an AI-powered data analytics and exploration platform that allows users to make queries in natural language, explore complex datasets, uncover insights, and generate multi-dimensional network graph visualizations, with virtual and augmented reality capabilities to enable collaborations in real-time across multiple users and locations. One cornerstone of the platform is its "Network Graph" package, which allows users to build interactive reports on trends, anomalies, and relationships living in unstructured data, which can be rendered in 3D visualizations to help users visualize the data and compute insights with the platform's algorithms.

The Virtualitics platform allows users to deploy relevant AI models intended to help those companies solve problems with business and surface insights relevant to the business. The AI models can be embedded into other platforms to increase model accuracy.