Inside the workbench.

Import, preprocessing, modeling, and evaluation in one desktop workflow — so you stop stitching tools to get one job done. Every feature below runs on your own hardware, on your own data.

πŸ—ΊοΈ Native GIS + AI Integration

From raster to model, in one app. Sample multiple rasters, align coordinate systems, and visualize spatial layers inside the same workflow that trains your model — so a single experiment doesn't have to travel between QGIS, a notebook, and a cloud trainer.

Holographic Geospatial Map

πŸ” Data Sovereignty (Local-First)

Your hardware. Your data. Project datasets, training runs, and saved models stay on the machine where the project lives. Online services are used for controlled access, account, license, and device checks — not for cloud training or dataset processing. A fit for restricted research environments and teams that cannot upload raw project data to third-party AI tools.

Secure License Verification

πŸ“Š Data Management & Preprocessing

Move from raw files to model-ready inputs faster. Import tabular and geospatial files, validate them, clean missing values, encode and scale predictors, then keep the prepared dataset attached to the project. The goal is simple: less tool switching before every run.

Data Structure and Preprocessing

πŸ€– Transparent Modeling

Build models you can explain and repeat. Choose the model family that fits the task, configure the important settings, and keep the model, configuration, and evaluation together. Results are easier to review because each run stays linked to how it was produced.

Advanced Neural Network Visualization

⚑ Experiment Tracking & Comparison

Keep every run on the record. Compare runs side by side with clear evaluation metrics, then push the best configuration further with built-in tuning — Bayesian Optimization, Random Search, learning-rate scheduling, and early stopping — all inside the same project.

Experiment Tracking and Comparison Dashboard

πŸ“ˆ Advanced Visualization & Analysis

See what changed before and after training. Inspect distributions, correlations, and time-series before modeling, then review metrics, feature importance, and training history after each run. Exportable plots help turn experiments into reports and papers.

Advanced Analytics Dashboard

πŸ’Ό Project Management

Save the whole project, not just the model. Preprocessing, model configuration, training runs, and evaluation are stored together — so you can reopen a project months later, hand it to a colleague, or compare runs across time without rebuilding the setup.

Project Logic Workspace

Technical Specifications

System requirements

Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
8 GB RAM minimum · 16 GB recommended
~2 GB free for installation, models, and data

Under the hood

Python runtime bundled with the app
TensorFlow / Keras and scikit-learn for modeling
PySide6 (Qt6) native desktop UI
Cloud used for controlled access and license checks

Supported data

Tabular: CSV, Excel, JSON
Geospatial: GeoTIFF, Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML
Models: TensorFlow SavedModel, Keras H5, Pickle

Typical projects

Spatial modeling on rasters and shapefiles
Time-series and signal analysis
Tabular ML and DL on local datasets
Reproducible experiments for research and labs

Ready to try the workbench?

Evaluate AIMU on a Windows workstation and run import, preprocessing, training, and evaluation in one local workflow — no tool-stitching, no cloud training.

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