Pompano Beach, FL - Helixis Technology Corp today announced its official acceptance into the NVIDIA Inception Program, marking a major step forward in its mission to build the Autonomous Trust Infrastructure (ATI) — a unified system connecting policy, identity, and behavior across autonomous machines, cities, and energy systems.

As part of NVIDIA Inception, Helixis will leverage access to GPU acceleration, NVIDIA NGC resources, and 6G development support to advance its core simulation environment, CYSIM™, and its modular ATI Stack, which includes Cygyl⁹™ (cryptographic identity), HALO9™ (behavioral compliance engine), and Loom™ (trust orchestration system).

“We’re building the policy backbone of autonomy,” said Twyla Jackson, Founder and Operating Visionary of Helixis Technology. “NVIDIA’s platform allows us to move from concept to computation - transforming trust into something measurable, enforceable, and scalable across the physical world.”

Helixis’ ATI Stack bridges the gap between governance and technology by embedding accountability mechanisms inside every machine and network it touches. The system is designed to ensure that autonomous agents — from drones to vehicles to civic robots — operate ethically, verifiably, and in alignment with human policy frameworks.

With NVIDIA’s support, Helixis will accelerate R&D of simulation-based trust validation, machine behavior replay, and corridor-level governance tools that can be deployed across industries.

“The future of AI isn’t just intelligent — it must be accountable,” Jackson added. “Our collaboration with NVIDIA helps ensure that autonomy serves people first.”

About Helixis Technology Corp

Helixis Technology is a civic infrastructure company designing the Autonomous Trust Infrastructure (ATI) - a real-time, enforceable system that connects policy, identity, and behavior across autonomous systems. A NASA T2X alumnus and NVIDIA Inception member, Helixis builds technologies that make autonomy accountable, equitable, and safe for people everywhere.