Programs

Current research programs.

Mimetic maintains two separate technical domains. Mission Systems addresses authority, custody, synchronization, and audit evidence under disrupted communications. Human Performance / Biomedical addresses a separate set of exploratory enteral-formulation questions. The domains share a failure-oriented development method, not a common technology stack.

Mission Systems

Two separate programs examine what must remain authoritative when digital transfer or physical custody continues through incomplete communications.

Mission SystemsPrototype Demonstrator — Synthetic Data

Serialized Custody Systems

A synthetic workflow demonstrator for serialized-item custody when devices disconnect, operators create competing events, and a human must determine the authoritative result.

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Mission SystemsArchitecture Development

TaskProof Mesh

An architecture for recording who authorized a mission object, which version is current, what changed, and what evidence remains after interrupted transfer.

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Relationship: TaskProof Mesh addresses digital mission objects. Serialized Custody Systems addresses physical items and custody events. The programs share lifecycle and reconciliation methods; the current demonstrator is not a TaskProof implementation.

Human Performance / Biomedical

This program uses a different scientific evidence path and is not presented as part of the Mission Systems technology stack.

Human Performance / BiomedicalExploratory Biomedical Program

Mimetic Duo-Gel

An exploratory enteral-formulation program defining in vitro questions related to dosing format, transport under stress-relevant conditions, and intestinal-support hypotheses.

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